Graham Dwyer (top) and a statement released by his solicitors this evening
Graham Dwyer closed his eyes and shook his head slightly when verdict was delivered.
Sentencing and victim impact statements will be dealt with on 20 April.
The sentence for murder is mandatory life in prison.
Dwyer guilty of murdering Elaine O’Hara (RTE News)
Statement pic via Conor Gallagher
(H/T: Kevin Whitty, Spaghetti Hoop)
From top: Barry Cummins outlining details from the Graham Dwyer trial to David McCullagh on Prime Time last night and (above) Senator Marie Louise O’Donnell with Aoife Barry, from Journal.ie and Gavin Reilly, from Today FM, on Tonight With Vincent Browne last night
Are the salacious details of this ongoing criminal trial the new standard that RTE aspire to? #rtept
— Phil O’ Meara (@Phil_O_File) January 22, 2015
And the major public interest matter at the heart of this particular murder trial is? #rtept — Mark Brennock (@MarkBrennock) January 22, 2015
Is this necessary? #rtept
— Niamh (@NiamhPitts) January 22, 2015
#vinb Says a lot about the standards or Lack of in Elaine O Hara(R.I.P) case Coverage on TV,Papers,Radio Salacious Disrespect to the family — Anna Farrelly (@farrelleye) January 22, 2015
I’m going to write a complaint to #RTE about their coverage of the Dwyer case. Disgusting details on #sixone that kids might have heard.
— Mark Meehan (@MarcasPadraig) January 22, 2015
Alternatively, following Marie Louise O’Donnell’s appearance on Tonight With Vincent Browne last night in which she asked: “Do we need to know those details?…I’m in favour of censoring, censoring is the wrong word but I think we need to be more measured.”
Can Vincent please censor Marie Louise O’Donnell from misusing the word “obesity” to describe media’s coverage of the Dwyer case? #vinb — Mark Tighe (@marktigheST) January 22, 2015