Ireland Crime

Reports the transfer of the two brothers to Wheatfield after an assault on Marek Puska in Mountjoy, the reasons for the move, and the sentences and remission periods of the five family members in the obstruction case.

Adds that the five defendants were sent forward for trial in the Central Criminal Court, Dublin, after a Book of Evidence was served, and that Judge Andrew Cody gave them 14 days to supply an alibi.

Reports that a Book of Evidence was served on all five defendants and that they will be tried at the Central Criminal Court in Dublin. Judge Andrew Cody gave each defendant 14 days to supply an alibi. The media are restricted from publishing the defendants' addresses. The charge sheet gives the murder date as January 1, 2022, which conflicts with the 12 January 2022 date in other reports.

Reports that the DPP consented to all five accused being sent forward for trial at the Central Criminal Court, that the charges cover dates from 12 to 27 January 2022 and 12 to 14 January 2022, and that the five were released on continuing bail.

Adds that the two brothers are due in Tullamore District Court on 20 December, that the DPP directed all five be tried by indictment, that a court order prohibits publication of their addresses, and that a Slovakian interpreter assisted the accused. It also gives the alleged offence period as between 12 and 27 January 2022.

Reports the five accused are due at Tullamore District Court on 20 December 2023, that the DPP directed trial on indictment and remanded them on bail for service of books of evidence, and that a publication order covers their addresses. Adds the alleged dates and place of the offences and the charge wording for each accused.

Court appearance of five people accused of offences connected to the investigation into the alleged murder of Ashling Murphy. Judge Andrew Cody ordered that all five be tried by indictment in the Central Criminal Court and remanded them on bail.

Reports the 26 July 2023 Tullamore District Court appearance of the five accused, who are charged with failing to disclose information and impeding prosecution. Judge Andrew Cody ordered that all five be tried by indictment in the Central Criminal Court, remanded them on bail to 27 September for service of books of evidence, and made an order prohibiting publication of their addresses.

Headline only: five people are in court charged in connection with the Ashling Murphy case. No names, charges, dates or court details are given in the article body.

Reports the first court appearance of five people charged over the investigation into Ashling Murphy's murder, including their bail conditions and next court date.

Adds that all five were arrested in Dublin before appearing, the dates of the alleged offences, the bail conditions, and that Jozef Puška (32) is due to stand trial for murder later in 2023.

Adds the names and ages of the five accused, the specific offences each is charged with, the DPP's direction that all five be tried by indictment, the July 26 remand date, and the bail conditions requiring surrender of travel documents.

Names the five accused and their ages (34, 35, 34, 33 and 38), reports the specific charges against each, the DPP's direction for trial by indictment, bail conditions and the July 26 date for service of books of evidence.

Reports the 14 June 2023 court appearance of five accused after their Dublin arrests, including the bail conditions and the 26 July return date. The article does not mention the Ashling Murphy murder.

Adds the first court appearance on 14 June 2023 at Tullamore District Court, the names and ages of the five accused, the DPP's direction for trial by indictment, bail conditions requiring passports to be surrendered, and the next date of 26 July for service of books of evidence.