Caoimhe Morgan, 30, was beaten to death by her partner Taylor George McIlvenna in December 2021. A senior detective revealed that one of Ms Morgan’s children was found “trying to comfort his ...

Taylor McIlvenna (32), who had 47 previous convictions including for assault, was sentenced on Wednesday at Belfast Crown Court for the “senseless and shocking act of violence” that left ...

McIlvenna, 33, from Highvale Gardens in Belfast, was sentenced at Belfast Crown Court on Wednesday. The court heard that Ms Morgan’s body was found in her north Belfast home in December 2021 ...

Convicted murderer Taylor McIlvenna was on bail for wounding a woman and dangerous driving under the influence of either drugs or drink when he carried out the “vicious and frenzied attack” on ...

Taylor McIlvenna is accused of killing 30-year-old Caoimhe Morgan at her home in Harcourt Drive home in Belfast Credit: Pacemaker Press A man is to stand trial for the alleged murder of a mother ...

Taylor McIlvenna is accused of killing 30-year-old Caoimhe Morgan at her home in Harcourt Drive home in Belfast. A Belfast man has admitted causing fatal injuries to a 30-year old mother-of-four ...

A THUG who murdered a mum-of-four has been told he will serve life in jail. Taylor George McIlvenna left Caoimhe Morgan battered and bleeding heavily in her Belfast home before fleeing the scene.

Caoimhe Morgan (30) was beaten to death by her partner of six years, Taylor George McIlvenna, in December 2021 while two of her four children were in the property. As he imposed the tariff upon ...

Taylor McIlvenna has been found guilty of her murder but could be out in just 17 years despite having a lengthy criminal record. Following the murder, he sent texts from Caoimhe’s mobile phone ...

Crazed murderer Taylor McIlvenna tried to blacken the name of his partner Caoimhe Morgan with bogus sex claims in the hours after he took her life. The heartless brute messaged her mother Kathleen ...

PSNI briefing following the sentencing of Taylor McIlvenna for the murder of Caoimhe Morgan PSNI Detective Superintendent Darren McCartney speaks to media following the sentencing of Taylor ...