Órla O'Donnell is a Legal Affairs Correspondent at RTE. She focuses on legal issues and the implications of law in society, often covering topics related to justice, policy, and human rights. Órla's insights and analyses have been featured in RTE, where she provides in-depth reporting on significant legal matters.
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Orla O'Donnell's coverage primarily focuses on legal proceedings, court cases, and crime-related topics within Ireland. She frequently reports on evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation related to crime and the judicial system.
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The Court of Appeal has directed a retrial for a man whose conviction for murder was quashed last month.
The Court of Appeal has directed a retrial for a man whose conviction for murder was quashed last month.
A jury has been sworn in for the trial of Riad Bouchaker, who is accused of trying to murder three children in Dublin city centre three years ago.
By: Órla O Donnell
A Commission of Investigation set up to examine the response to one of the most serious cases of paedophilia ever uncovered in Ireland, has found
By: Órla O Donnell
Riad Bouchaker intended to murder three young children when he stabbed them near a crèche on Parnell Square in Dublin in 2023, targeting their upper body, head, neck and chest areas, the Central Criminal Court has heard.
A childcare worker has described how a man accused of the attempted murder of three children came at one of the children in a crouched motion and began ferociously stabbing her.
A man described as "extraordinarily brave", has told the Central Criminal Court he punched another man who was trying to cut little children with a knife on Parnell Square in November 2023, as he needed to be "put down".
A firefighter who was one of the first at the scene of the stabbings at Parnell Square in November 2023, has said he still remembers seeing a little girl's pink shoes and a woman with a huge injury to her back.
A doctor who was involved in treating the child who was most seriously injured in the stabbings at Parnell Square in November 2023, has said the little girl's heart was not beating and he thought she was dead.
52-year-old Riad Bouchaker is on trial at the Central Criminal Court charged with attempting to murder three children at Parnell Square in Dublin in November 2023.
