More info Ian Bailey went ... front door of her west Cork holiday home in one of the most horrific murders Ireland has ever seen. Gardai long believed that Englishman Bailey, 67, was obsessed ...

December 23, 1996: Sophie’s battered body, still in night clothes, is found outside her holiday home near Schull, west Cork, by a neighbour. February 10, 1997: Ian Bailey is arrested at his ...

Ian Bailey, the 66-year-old self-professed chief suspect in the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder case, has collapsed and died in Bantry, Co Cork. Mr Bailey was renting accommodation in the west ...

The funeral of Ian Bailey is expected to take place in his beloved West Cork in the coming days. No funeral arrangements have yet been made, following his death in Bantry after collapsing on a ...

Ian Bailey is an English journalist living in West Cork who was arrested twice and convicted in absentia in relation to the murder of French film producer Sophie Toscan du Plantier, but maintains ...

Former journalist Ian Bailey, 66, who was originally from Manchester, died after he collapsed at home in west Cork on Sunday. He had a severe heart condition and had been a candidate for surgery.

Gardaí re-examining the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier say they are examining extensive material from the writings of Ian Bailey ... based in West Cork. In 2019, Mr Bailey was found guilty ...

Here’s what you need to know about Netflix’s new true crime documentary, Sophie: A Murder In West Cork. As in ... Indeed, journalist Ian Bailey was arrested twice and convicted in absentia ...

A court in Paris convicted Ian Bailey, who is originally from Manchester ... holiday home her husband had bought near Schull in west County Cork more than 22 years ago. Her badly beaten body ...

in West Cork and his niece Sophie Toscan du Plantier, right. Inset, the pair when Sophie was a young girl Garda investigators are technologically examining the late Ian ­Bailey’s podcast to see ...

Ian Bailey was entitled ... The refusal to extradite Bailey didn’t deter the French. They continued the chase, which included travelling the West Cork and being assisted by An Garda Síochána.