A jury will return to the Central Criminal Court on Wednesday to consider its verdict for a second day in the trial of Richard Satchwell, who denies murdering his wife before hiding her remains beneath their Cork home

Richard Satchwell (58) has pleaded not guilty to murdering his 45-year-old wife, Tina Satchwell, at their home in Youghal, Co Cork, in March 2017

Mr Justice Paul McDermott gave his charge to the jury on Monday.

Richard Satchwell had woven 'a web of deceit' and continued his 'fabricated narrative' over the years, the jury were told

Ms Howard said every friend Ms Satchwell would meet, the accused would find "some fault" with, while Tina's "friendship circle was getting smaller and smaller".

The witness began to cry as she told the trial jury that Richard Satchwell wouldn't 'be the kind to just give stuff'

Tina Satchwell's cause of death could not be determined due to the skeletal nature of her remains after they were found buried beneath her Cork home, the Assistant State Pathologist has told the Richard Satchwell murder trial

Richard Satchwell (58) has pleaded not guilty to murdering his 45-year-old wife Tina Satchwell

The jury at Richard Satchwell’s trial has been watching police interviews from after his wife’s remains were found

He said his initial account of his wife's disappearance until her body was uncovered six years later in a grave beneath her home was his "shame".

Richard Satchwell was arrested for the murder of his wife, Tina Satchwell, in October 2023.

Two forensic archaeologists assisted in the excavation of the scene 'until a hand was exposed'

Richard Satchwell (58), with an address at Grattan Street, Youghal, Co Cork, has pleaded not guilty to murdering his 45-year-old wife Tina Satchwell

The accused reported that Tina had taken approximately €26,000 from their savings from a box in the attic.

Supt Twomey said it was in February 2022 that gardaí formed the view that Tina Satchwell was no longer a living person.

Mr Satchwell (58), with an address at Grattan Street, Youghal, Co Cork, has pleaded not guilty to murdering his 45-year-old wife Tina Satchwell

Richard Satchwell told gardaí he had been injured by Tina Satchwell multiple times throughout their marriage, a court has heard.

An Irish detective conducted a “gold standard” interview with a man accused of murdering his wife, a court has heard.

The jury watched 14 video clips of Richard Satchwell making media appeals and statements about his wife Tina's disappearance.

The Central Criminal Court jury has heard that on March 24th, 2017, Mr Satchwell told gardaí that his wife had left their home four days earlier but that he had no concerns over her welfare.

On Tuesday afternoon, statements made to gardaí by Mr Satchwell in the weeks and months after he reported his wife Tina missing but before her body was found were also read into the record.

The British lorry driver, 58, is charged with the murder of Tina Satchwell in Youghal on March 20th, 2017.

The 58-year-old, a truck driver originally from Leicester in England, is charged with the murder of his wife Tina in Youghal in Co Cork in 2017.

Tina Satchwell was a native of St Bernard’s Place in Fermoy, Co Cork, and was living in Youghal at the time of her death. She was reported missing on the 24th of March 2017 by her husband Richard.

The 57-year-old is accused of murdering his wife Tina

The British truck driver is originally from Leicester in the UK but has been a resident in Cork for over 20 years.

A judge has warned gardaí that the case against Richard Satchwell who is charged with the murder of his wife Tina could be struck out if the book of evidence is not ready in two weeks' time

Richard Satchwell of Grattan Street in Youghal, Co Cork was charged with the murder of his wife, Tina, at a sitting of Cashel District Court in Co Tipperary on October 14th last

Mrs Satchwell’s husband has been charged with her murder after remains were found earlier this month.