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Marie Cassidy
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New crime fiction, including works by Marie Cassidy, Paul Bradley Carr and Chris Hadfield
The Confessions; The Dead Husband Cookbook; Final Orbit; Deadly Evidence; and The House on Buzzard’s Bay
Drug dealer had gunshot wounds to head, abdomen and finger, murder trial hears
Former state pathologist Marie Cassidy gives postmortem evidence at trial of Ruth Lawrence
Support service for victims in court is ‘invaluable’, says former State pathologist
Demand for voluntary service rising as it marks 20 years of supporting victims of crime and their families
Finding of professional misconduct made against former deputy State pathologist Dr Khalid Jaber
Dr Khalid Jaber ‘displayed poor professional performance and professional misconduct’, a Medical Council fitness-to-practise committee has determined
Inquest into four-month-old baby’s death returns open verdict
Joshua Smith Murray’s mother was charged with his murder but died from natural causes before the case went to trial
Dr Marie Cassidy’s Life in Death: Bracingly direct Glaswegian makes easy listening of the grimmest of subjects
Podcast review: When asked her why she retired when she did, Cassidy refers to the murder of Ana Kriégel and a changing world
Marie Cassidy: ‘It’s the man in your bed you should be worried about, not the man under your bed’
Former state pathologist acknowledges that to do the stressful job: ‘You have to have a certain personality, a very odd personality’
Dr Cassidy’s Casebook: ‘Unfortunately, it could knock on anyone’s door’
Former state pathologist was met by two gardaí and a double murder when she arrived in Ireland from Glasgow in 1997
Mother of son who died following violent assault nine years ago pleads for answers
Jury returns narrative verdict following inquest into death of Vincent Maher (29)
Dancing with the Stars week 4: Cruella de Vil and her pirouetting pooch axed after a spotty 101 Dalmatians foxtrot
Television: ‘There was a section where you really lost control,’ Brian Redmond tells the second celebrity to be eliminated
Patrick Freyne: Just look at your da’s happy little face as he gets to say ‘Well I’ve never heard of him!’
Dancing with the Stars does a useful service for the households of grumpy das, distracting them much as one might use colourful mobiles with babies
Dancing with the Stars: ‘Could you have gotten trousers any tighter than that?’
The dancing juggernaut returns under a cloud about its future – not that you could tell from the performances of the celebrities
Dancing with the Stars 2023: Everything you need to know
Television: Get ready for some serious glitz and glam to light up Sunday nights as 11 celebrities battle it out to be crowned the champion dancer
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