Graham Dwyer in 2013: roused by prison officers after the guilty verdict he rose and scuttled out at a speed not seen in him before, leaving his father and sister desolate. Photograph: Collins CourtsGraham Dwyer shakes head at guilty verdict as if baffled
A middle-class professional with the ultimate double life Graham and Gemma Dwyer at home in Gulistan Cottages, Dublin 6, in May 2007. Photograph: Matt Kavanagh/The Irish Times
Large number of voters believe new party needed, poll indicatesRenua leader Lucinda Creighton. Seven per cent of voters say they find Renua very appealing, while 28 per cent say they find it fairly appealing, according to the latest Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll. Photograph: Colin Keegan/Collins
Burton calls on Greece to make credible progress in tax takeJoan Burton said Irish people were sympathetic to Greece, reflected in their €350 million contribution to its EU/IMF programme, but that Ireland wanted to see more progress on tackling corruption and boosting tax revenue. Photograph: Gareth Chaney Collins
Verdict in Ian Bailey's legal action possible on MondayIan Bailey: attempting to show ‘once and for all’ he was not involved in death of Sophie Toscan du Plantier but counsel said he ‘will always be a pariah’. Photograph: Alan Betson / The Irish Times
Uzbekistan: Karimov dispenses with rules to stand againUzbekistan’s president, Islam Karimov, faces another term following this weekend’s election. Photograph: AFP/Getty Images
Dutch supertrawler largest vessel arrested by Naval ServiceDutch Supertrawler ‘Annelies Ilena’. It was among a fleet of Dutch vessels working some 100 nautical miles northwest of Tory Island when approached by a joint Naval Service/Sea Fisheries Protection Agency patrol on November 22nd, 2013.
Ireland expects: Victory vital to get campaign back on trackRobbie Keane being put through his paces ahead of the Poland game. LA-based striker should be more involved than last outing in Glasgow. Photograph: Donnall Farmer/Inpho
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Roy Keane and green army march from ‘I Keano’ at Olympia Roy Keane emerges from the Olympia Theatre with the squad members after watching I Keano. Photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish Times
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Standing ovation as Seanad passes same sex marriage BillIndependent Katherine Zappone said the fundamental issue at stake was “about the protection of a minority’s right to marry by opening a civil institution, to be protected and be able to become a constitutional family”. Photographer: Dara Mac Dónaill /The Irish Times
Bakers ‘felt as Christians’ they could not write pro-gay sloganDaniel and Amy McArthur of Ashers Bakery arrive at Belfast County Court. Photograph: Stephen Kilkenny/PA Wire

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