Jules Thomas

Ian Bailey made advance on partner’s daughter (18), trial hears

Statement made to gardaí by Ginny Thomas read out by judge at court in Paris

Ian Bailey trial hears Toscan du Plantier planned to meet ‘a poet’

Agnes Thomas tells court in Paris she warned her friend against meeting ‘weird guy’

Ian Bailey’s trial in France puts Ireland in difficult position

Will a murder conviction handed down by a European ally not be recognised here?

Ian Bailey’s partner among witnesses asked to testify at murder trial

French authorities are understood to have written to 33 witnesses

Gardaí saw Bailey’s libel action as opportunity, says barrister

Legal team did not expect history of assaults against partner to be raised

Ian Bailey to launch poetry collection at Electric Picnic

‘The West Cork Way’ consists of a series of poems reflecting on life in southern Ireland

Sophie Toscan du Plantier: 20 years later, a murder remains unsolved

Background: Ian Bailey became a suspect early in the investigation. He has been in legal battles ever since

Ian Bailey’s appeal against High Court ruling opens

Jury dismissed claim gardaí conspired to frame him for Toscan du Plantier murder

I have prayed for Sophie Toscan du Plantier, says Ian Bailey

Bailey says anniversary of French woman’s death casts a cloud over him each Christmas

The story of the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation: a chronology

Story starts in 1991 when English journalist Ian Bailey moves to west Cork

Ian Bailey charges: Similar warrant ruled unlawful in 2012

French authorities had not yet decided to try English journalist, Supreme Court found

French judge issues new European warrant for Ian Bailey

Toscan du Plantier family welcomes fresh investigation into murder 20 years ago

Ian Bailey’s partner fails to prevent pre-trial hearing in damages case

Pre-trial hearing could result in Jules Thomas’ damages case being thrown out

Artist Jules Thomas to exhibit work at Mizen Head centre

Welsh-born artist puts acrylics on show of plants that grow in west Cork

‘Phoenix’ seeks to quash judge’s refusal to withdraw from case

Contempt proceedings relate to articles published by magazine on Ian Bailey case

Jules Thomas ordered to disclose all medical records since 1993

Ian Bailey’s partner suing Garda and State over investigation into Toscan du Plantier killing

Court to hear appeal by Jules Thomas, partner of Ian Bailey

Jules Thomas is appealing a decision in relation to her damages action

Ian Bailey’s partner wants judge to recuse himself from case

Lawyers for Jules Thomas to ask Mr Justice John Hedigan to stop dealing with matters in her case

Some familiar faces and cases return as higher courts return for new law term

Delays continue to plague the Supreme Court where there is a 4½-year wait for those with “legacy” appeals

Ian Bailey’s partner claims psychiatric illness over treatment

Jules Thomas takes case against Garda and State over Toscan du Plantier murder inquiry

Key witness in Toscan du Plantier investigation dies after illness

Jimmy Camier made statement to gardaí in 1998 about 1996 killing

Auctions & Fairs

West Cork online auction

Lots include work by Mark O’Neill, Markey Robinson and Graham Knuttel

‘Phoenix’ magazine appeals judge’s refusal not to hear case

Publisher facing contempt hearings over Ian Bailey articles

State’s bid to prevent action by Jules Thomas to be heard in October

Partner of Ian Bailey is pursuing action for damages over her alleged wrongful arrest

State alleges contempt by ‘Phoenix’ in coverage of Ian Bailey case

Judge refuses to recuse himself from contempt proceedings against magazine

State bid to halt Bailey’s partner damages claim adjourned

Jules Thomas took action over alleged wrongful arrest during Toscan du Plantier inquiry

Ian Bailey ordered to pay all costs from failed damages action

Costs from the 64-day case are estimated at between €2 million and €5 million

State’s bid to halt Jules Thomas’ wrongful arrest claim adjourned

State will say that claim was brought outside the six-year legal time limit

State moves to halt damages action by Ian Bailey’s partner

Jules Thomas alleges wrong arrest in Toscan du Plantier murder investigation

Gsoc sees no ‘great value’ in reinterviewing Marie Farrell

Witness in Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder inquiry will not be questioned again

Give Me a Crash Course In . . . Ian Bailey’s High Court case

Bailey’s ruinously expensive failed civil case is just the latest fallout from the unsolved murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier nearly 20 years ago

Call to lift suspension on French inquiries into murder case

Suspension on co-operation with Toscan du Plantier inquiry should be lifted, says lawyer

Ian Bailey case: Marie Farrell evidence derailed action

Credibility problem of star witness for damages action simply one hurdle too many

Ian Bailey still believes Garda conspiracy can be proved, solicitor says

Frank Buttimer expressed his client’s disappointment following failed High Court bid

Key quotes from the Ian Bailey case

‘It was a mad time..like something surreal’

Evidence in Bailey civil case concludes

More than 90 witnesses heard in action against Garda Commissioner and State

Garda denies there was process to ‘blacken’ Ian Bailey

Officer asked about conversation in patrol car

Court told Ian Bailey said: ‘I did it, I did it’ and ‘I went too far’

Richard Shelley says Bailey cried and put his arms around him

Ian Bailey regarded as suspect within days of murder, jury told

Retired Garda did not recall suspecting anyone else in Sophie Toscan du Plantier case

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