Marú Inár Measc

Níl ábhar an phodchraolta seo feiliúnach d’éisteoirí atá faoi 18 mbliana d’aois ~ The contents of this podcast is not suitable for listeners under the age of 18.I mí Feabhra 2013, dúnmharaíodh Olivia Dunlea, 36 bliain d’aois as Corcaigh, go brúidiúil faoi lámha a buachaill, Darren Murphy, gan iad ag dul amach le chéile ach ar feadh ocht seachtaine. Sháigh Murphy Olivia, máthair le triúr páiste agus múinteoir naíonra, sé huaire agus í ina luí ina leaba sa Phasáiste. Ansinchuir Murphy an teach trí thine agus theith sé ón láthair. I measc trí thriail agus dhá éisteacht achomhairc, thóg sé seacht mbliana ar theaghlach Olivia ceartas a bhaint amach do a dúnmharú. Saneagrán seo labharíonn léiritheoir an sraith Sorcha Nic Eochagáin leis an an abhcóide Pat J Barrett. Labhríonn siad faoin dúnmharú uafásach seo, an próiseas fada agus cásta a bhí ag an teaghlach agus an stáit sna cúirteanna agus chearta na bpríosúnach agus an teaglach an íospartha ag iarraidh tuiscint a fháil ar céard a ciallaíonn le téarma saol.  In February 2013, 36 year old Olivia Dunlea from Cork was brutally murdered by her boyfriend of just 8 weeks, Darren Murphy. Olivia, a mother of three and a playschool teacher, was stabbed six times as she lay in her bed in Passage West byMurphy, who then set fire to the house and fled the scene. With three trials and two appeal hearings, it took Olivia's family 7 years to get justice for hermurder. In this episode the series producer Sorcha Nic Eochagáin speaks with the barrister Pat J Barrett. They talk about this terrible murder, the long and difficult process that the family and the state had in the courts and prisoners' rights and the victim's family trying to understand what a life sentence means.Línte cabhrach / Helplines:Women's Aid24hr National Freephone Helpline 1800 341 900www.womensaid.ie Samaritans IrelandFreephone:116 123 or email jo@samaritans.ie

Níl ábhar an phodchraolta seo feiliúnach d’éisteoirí atá faoi 18 mbliana d’aois ~ The contents of this podcast is not suitable for listeners under the age of 18.I mí na Nollag 1993 chonacthas Marie Kilmartin go deireanach ag a teach i bPort Laoise.Fuarthas a corp 6 mhí ina dhiaidh sin i bportach, agus cuireadh tús le himscrúdú dúnmharaithe. Breis is 30 bliain ina dhiaidh sin tá a dúnmharú fós gan réiteach. Leanann an clár seo a hiníon Áine, a bhí uchtaithe, agus í ag lorg freagraí maidir le cé a dhúnmharaigh a máthair bhreithe. San eagrán seo labharíonn léiritheoir na sraithe, Sorcha Nic Eochagáin, leis an an abhcóide Cecilia Ní Choileáin. Labhríonn siad faoin dúnmharú uafásach seo, rólna hinstitiúidí i saol mná na tíre seo sna 70idí agus 80idí, An Vanishing Triangle agus cén baint a bhí le cás Marie leis sin agus cásanna mar dúnmharú Marie Kilmartin nach bhfuil freagraí fós ann. In December 1993 Marie Kilmartin was last seen at her home in Portlaoise. Her body was found 6 months later in a bog, and a murder investigation began. Over 30 years later her murder remains unsolved. This programme follows her daughter Áine, who had been adopted, as she searches foranswers as to who murdered her birth murder. In this episode the series producer Sorcha Nic Eochagáin speaks with the Barrister Cecilia Ní Coileáin. They talk about this terrible murder, the role of the institution in the lives of women in this country in the 70s and 80s, The Vanishing Triangle and what Marie's case had to do with that and cases like Marie Kilmartin's murder that still have no answers. Línte cabhrach / Helplines:Women's Aid24hr National Freephone Helpline 1800 341 900www.womensaid.ie Samaritans IrelandFreephone:116 123 or email jo@samaritans.ie

Níl ábhar an phodchraolta seo feiliúnach d’éisteoirí atá faoi 18 mbliana d’aois ~ The contents of this podcast is not suitable for listeners under the age of 18.I mí Márta 1973, chuaigh Marian Beattie, 18 bliain d'aois as Port an Dúnáin chuig rince i nGaráiste Hadden ar imeall Achadh na Cloiche Co. Thír Eoghain lena cara is fearr agus a deartháir. I rith na hoíche chonacthas í ag damhsa le fear óg.D'fhág sí leis tar éis 1am, agus laistigh de nóiméad dúnmharaíodh Marian.Fágadh a corp ina luí ag bun cairéil. Scrúdaíonn an clár seo iarrachtaí mhuintir Marian an fhírinne a bhaint amach faoin méid a tharla dá deirfiúr an oíche sin agus cén fáth go bhfuil dúnmharú bean óg neamhchiontach fós gan réiteach i ndiaidh 50 bliain. San eagrán seo labharíonn léiritheoir an sraith Sorcha Nic Eochagáin le Áine Ní Bhreisleáin, iriseoir agus craoltóir. Labhríonn sias faoin dúnmharú mistearach seo do bean óg a tharla i measc na bliainta is measa do na trioblóidí. Deanannsiad plé ar an easpa freagraí a bhfuil ag clann Beattie agus an ról a bhfuil ag an mBrainse Imscrúdaithe Oidhreachta leis an cás san lá atá inniu ann.In March 1973, 18 year old Marian Beattie from Portadown went to a charity dance at Haddens Garage on the outskirts of Aughnacloy Co. Tyrone with her best friend and brother. During the night she was seen dancing with a young man. She left with him after 1am, and within minutes Marian was murdered. Her body left lying at the bottom of a nearby quarry. This programme explores Marian’s families efforts to get to the truth of what happened to their sister thatnight and why after 50 years, the murder of an innocent 18 year old woman remains unsolved. In this episode the series producer Sorcha Nic Eochagáin speaks with Áine Ní Bhreisleáin, journalist and broadcaster. They talk about this mysterious murder of a young woman that happened during the worst years of the troubles. Theydiscuss the lack of answers for the Beattie family and the role of the Legacy Investigation Branch in the case today. Línte cabhrach/ Helplines: Women's Aid24hrNational Freephone Helpline 1800 341 900www.womensaid.ie The Pat Finucane Centrewww.patfinucanecentre.orgLínte cabhrach:Women's Aid 24hr National Freephone Helpline 1800 341 900www.womensaid.ie The Pat Finucane Centrewww.patfinucanecentre.org

Níl ábhar an phodchraolta seo feiliúnach d’éisteoirí atá faoi 18 mbliana d’aois ~ The contents of this podcast is not suitable for listeners under the age of 18 Scéal Daniel McAnaspie, 17, a dúnmharaíodh in 2010 agus a bhí faoi chúram an Stáit ag an am. 2010, 17 year old, Daniel McAnaspie was murdered. Daniel became the first known child to be murdered while under the care of the HSE. Línte cabhrach/Helplines: Barnardos  resources@barnardos.ie Samaritans Ireland Freephone: 116 123 or email jo@samaritans.ie

Níl ábhar an phodchraolta seo feiliúnach d’éisteoirí atá faoi 18 mbliana d’aois ~ The contents of this podcast is not suitable for listeners under the age of 18 Marú inár Measc: Dúnmharú Lisa Doyle An 20 Meán Fómhair 2009 thacht Gerard O'Hara Lisa Doyle, 24, le hiall bróige i Leithghlinn an Droichid i gCo. Cheatharlach. Bhí sí geallta leis agus bhain a dúnmharú croitheadh as an bpobal agus as a muintir. September 20th 2009, 24 year old, Lisa Doyle was strangled to death with a shoelace by her fiancée Gerard O'Hara in Leighlinbridge, Co.Carlow. Lisa's murder shocked her family and community as they tried to make sense of what had happened.

Níl ábhar an phodchraolta seo feiliúnach d’éisteoirí atá faoi 18 mbliana d’aois ~ The contents of this podcast is not suitable for listeners under the age of 18 Marú Inár Measc; Dúnmharú Jennifer Poole. An 17 Aibreán 2021, dhúnmharaigh Gavin Murphy Jennifer Poole ina hárasán i bhFionnghlas i mBaile Átha Cliath. Bhí sí i gcaidreamh leis ach bhí an caidreamh thart. I ngan fhios do Jennifer bhí Gavin Murphy ciontaithe trí huair déag i gcionta eile nuair a chas sí leis. April 17th 2021, 24 year mother of two Jennifer Poole was brutally murdered by her ex-boyfriend Gavin Murphy in her apartment in Finglas, Dublin. Unknown to Jennifer, Gavin Murphy had thirteen previous convictions when they met.

Níl ábhar an phodchraolta seo feiliúnach d’éisteoirí atá faoi 18 mbliana d’aois ~ The contents of this podcast is not suitable for listeners under the age of 18 5 Deireadh Fómhair 2007, dúnmharaíodh Amanda Jenkins, 27 bliain d'aois, go brúidiúil ag lámha a pháirtí, Stephen Carney, ina árasán ar Shráid Shéamais i gCeanntair na Saoirsí Bhaile Átha Cliath. Mhair a corp ar feadh 3 lá san árasán agus a maraí ag dul ar ragús ólachán agus drugaí. Tá a teaghlach croíbhriste ag feitheamh ar an lá a scaoileadh saor ón bpríosún é, atá ag druidim go tapa. San eagrán seo labharíonn léiritheoir an sraith Sorcha Nic Eochagáin leis an abhcóide Cecilia Ní Choileáin faoi dúnmharú Amanda Jenkins agus pléann siad drochíde baile agus pianbhreith saol san tír seo. Má chuir ábhar an phodchraolta seo isteach ort, is féidir leat glao a chur ar na Samáraigh chun tacaíocht a fháil ar an uimhir shaorghlao 116 123 October 5th 2007, 27 year old Amanda Jenkins was brutally murdered by her fiancé, Stephen Carney in their apartment on James' Street in Dublin's Liberties. Her body lay lifeless for 3 days as her killer went on drink and drug fuelled binge. Her heartbroken family fear the day of his release from prison, which is fast approaching. In this episode the series producer Sorcha Nic Eochagáin speaks with the barrister Cecilia Ní Choileáin about the murder of Amanda Jenkins. They discuss domestic abuse and life sentences in this country. If you’ve been affected by the contents of this podcast, you can call Samaritans for support on freephone 116 123

Níl ábhar an phodchraolta seo feiliúnach d’éisteoirí atá faoi 18 mbliana d’aois. The contents of this podcast is not suitable for listeners under the age of 18. Ar an 14ú lá de mhí Lúnasa 1994 d'fhág Arlene Arkinson a theach i gCaisleán na Deirge Co. Thír Eoghain chun dul chuig dioscó i mBun Dobhráin. Níor aimsíodh a corp ar riamh, ach os cionn 20 bliain ina dhiaidh rialófaí ag ionchoisne go fuadaíodh agus dúnmharaíodh í ag an dúnmharfóir sraitheach Robert Howard. Tá a teaghlach fós á cuardach go dtí an lá inniu. San eagrán seo labharíonn léiritheoir an sraith Sorcha Nic Eochagáin leis an t-iriseoir Póilín Ní Chiaráin faoi dúnmharú Arlene Arkinson agus pléann siad cleasanna mealltóireacht Robert Howard. D’fhoilsigh Oifig Ombudsman na bPóilíní do Thuaisceart Éireann tuarascáil ar chás Arlene Arkinson i mí Lúnasa 2008 ina raibh na fionnachtainí seo a leanas: Rinne na póilíní imscrúdú tosaigh a bhí sách críochnúil. Dhírigh siad mar ba cheart ar ghluaiseachtaí deireanacha Arlene a rabhthas ar an eolas fúthu. Shonraigh siad áiteanna cuardaigh mar ba cheart agus labhraíodh le finnéithe tábhachtacha. Ghlac Oifigeach A úinéireacht ar an imscrúdú tosaigh agus rinne sé a chuid fiosruithe go díograiseach agus go gasta. Thug sé míchuinnis faoi deara i measc na bhfinnéithe tábhachtacha agus thuairiscigh sé an méid sin don CID. Theip ar an imscrúdú a rinneadh ina dhiaidh sin faoi stiúir Oifigeach B amhras a léiriú go luath i leith Arlene Arkinson a bheith imithe gan tásc gan tuairisc. Seans gur laghdaigh sé sin na deiseanna imscrúdúcháin agus fóiréinseacha. Níor cuireadh suíomhanna féideartha san áireamh chun an leas ab fhearr ab fhéidir a bhaint as deiseanna fianaise, ina measc carr Robert Howard, nár gabhadh agus nár cuardaíodh go luath. Níor ghabh na póilíní Robert Howard go dtí 46 lá tar éis do Arlene Arkinson a bheith imithe gan tásc gan tuairisc. Toisc nach ndearnadh é sin cuireadh cosc le héadaí a chaith sé an oíche a d'imigh Arlene Arkinson gan tásc gan tuairisc a ghabháil agus dá réir sin bhí deis ag an duine a bhí faoi amhras fáil réidh leis an bhfianaise. 15 year old Arlene Arkinson was last seen on the 14th of August 1994 as she left her home in Castlederg, Co. Tyrone to attend a disco in Bundoran. Her body has never been found but over 20 years later it would be ruled at inquest that she was abducted and murdered by serial killer Robert Howard. Her family still search for her remains to this day. In this episode the series producer Sorcha Nic Eochagáin speaks with the journalist Póilín Ní Chiaráin about the murder of Arlene Arkinson and they discuss the grooming techniques of Robert Howard. The Office of the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland published a report on the Arlene Arkinson case in August 2008 which included the following findings: The police conducted quite a thorough initial investigation. They correctly focused on Arlene’s last known movements. They correctly identified areas for searches and key witnesses were spoken to. Officer A took ownership of the initial investigation and conducted his inquiries diligently and expeditiously. He quickly identified inaccuracies among the key witnesses and reported this to CID. The subsequent investigation led by Officer B failed to treat the disappearance as suspicious at an early stage. This potentially reduced the investigative and forensic opportunities. Potential scenes were not considered for maximising evidential opportunities, including Robert Howard’s car, which was not seized or searched at an early stage. The police did not arrest Robert Howard until 46 days after the disappearance. The failure to do so prevented the seizure of clothing he wore on the night of the disappearance and allowed the suspect the opportunity to dispose of evidence. If you’ve been affected by the contents of this podcast, you can call Samaritans for support on freephone 116 123

Níl ábhar an phodchraolta seo feiliúnach d’éisteoirí atá faoi 18 mbliana d’aois. The contents of this podcast is not suitable for listeners under the age of 18. Ar an 2ú lá d'Aibreán 2010 sádh peileadóir Toyosi Shittabey, a bhí 15 bliain d'aois, go marfach agus é ag siúl abhaile le cairde i mBaile an Tirialaigh, Baile Átha Cliath. Bhí bás Toyosi ar cheann de na chéad dúnmharuithe ciníocha a chuaigh os comhair na cúirte in Éirinn agus spreag sé ceisteanna maidir le ciníochas ar fud na tíre. San eagrán seo labharíonn léiritheoir an sraith Sorcha Nic Eochagáin leis an gníomhaí polaitiúil Darragh Adelaide faoi dúnmharú Toyosi Shittabey agus fiosraíonn siad ciníochas san lá atá inniú ann. Má chuir ábhar an phodchraolta seo isteach ort, is féidir leat glao a chur ar na Samáraigh chun tacaíocht a fháil ar an uimhir shaorghlao 116 123 On the 2nd of April 2010, 15 year old footballer Toyosi Shittabey was stabbed to death as he walked home with friends in Tyrellstown, Dublin. The death of Nigerian born Toyosi is among the first racist murders to go to trial in Ireland and his death sparked widespread outcry relating to racism in Ireland. In this episode the series producer Sorcha Nic Eochagáin speaks with the political activist Darragh Adelaide about the murder of Toyosi Shittabey and they explore racism today. If you’ve been affected by the contents of this podcast, you can call Samaritans for support on freephone 116 123

Níl ábhar an phodchraolta seo feiliúnach d’éisteoirí atá faoi 18 mbliana d’aois. The contents of this podcast is not suitable for listeners under the age of 18.  Ar an 2ú lá d'Aibreán 2010 sádh peileadóir Toyosi Shittabey, a bhí 15 bliain d'aois, go marfach agus é ag siúl abhaile le cairde i mBaile an Tirialaigh, Baile Átha Cliath. Bhí bás Toyosi ar cheann de na chéad dúnmharuithe ciníocha a chuaigh os comhair na cúirte in Éirinn agus spreag sé ceisteanna maidir le ciníochas ar fud na tíre. San eagrán seo labharíonn léiritheoir an sraith Sorcha Nic Eochagáin leis an gníomhaí polaitiúil Darragh Adelaide faoi dúnmharú Toyosi Shittabey agus fiosraíonn siad ciníochas san lá atá inniú ann. Má chuir ábhar an phodchraolta seo isteach ort, is féidir leat glao a chur ar na Samáraigh chun tacaíocht a fháil ar an uimhir shaorghlao 116 123 On the 2nd of April 2010, 15 year old footballer Toyosi Shittabey was stabbed to death as he walked home with friends in Tyrellstown, Dublin. The death of Nigerian born Toyosi is among the first racist murders to go to trial in Ireland and his death sparked widespread outcry relating to racism in Ireland. In this episode the series producer Sorcha Nic Eochagáin speaks with the political activist Darragh Adelaide about the murder of Toyosi Shittabey and they explore racism today. If you’ve been affected by the contents of this podcast, you can call Samaritans for support on freephone 116 123

Níl ábhar an phodchraolta seo feiliúnach d’éisteoirí atá faoi 18 mbliana d’aois ~ The contents of this podcast is not suitable for listeners under the age of 18 Ar an 3 Meán Fómhair 1983, sádh baitsiléir Josie Joyce a bhí 69 bliain d'aois, gar do 40 uair in ionsaí fíochmhar, agus é ag siúl abhaile ón teach tábhairne i gCathair na Mart, Co. Maigh Eo. Tháinig stad le saol mar a bhí i mbaile Cathair na Mart le linn fiosrúchán na Gardaí agus d’fhág a dhúnmharú brúidiúil tionchar fada buan ar an mbaile álainn tuaithe cois farraige seo. San eagrán seo labharíonn léiritheoir an sraith Sorcha Nic Eochagáin leis an tsocheolaí Iarfhlaith Watson faoi dúnmharú Josie Joyce agus faigheann siad léargas ar an tionchar a bhíonn ag dúnmharú ar baile beag. Má chuir ábhar an phodchraolta seo isteach ort, is féidir leat glao a chur ar na Samáraigh chun tacaíocht a fháil ar an uimhir shaorghlao 116 123 On September 3rd 1983, 69 year old Bachelor Josie Joyce was stabbed to death close 40 times in a frenzied attack, as he walked home from the pub in Westport Co. Mayo. The search for his killer brought the town of Westport to a standstill and his brutal murder left a long lasting impact on this idyllic rural seaside town. In this episode the series producer Sorcha Nic Eochagáin speaks with the sociologist Iarfhlaith Watson about the murder of Josie Joyce and they explore the impact of a murder on a small town. If you’ve been affected by the contents of this podcast, you can call Samaritans for support on freephone 116 123

Tá an podchraoladh bunaithe ar an sraith faisnéise ceithre chuid MARÚ INÁR MEASC le Midas Productions agus TG4, a thugann léargas ar an gcaoi a dtéann coireanna marfacha i gcion ar an tsochaí, ar phobail agus ar theaghlaigh na n-íospartach. This podcast is based on MARÚ INÁR MEASC a four-part true crime documentary series by Midas Productions and TG4, which shines a light on the effect that fatal crimes have on society, local communities and on the victim’s families as they are left without answers.