Aaron Brady, who is serving a life sentence for the murder of Garda Detective (Det Gda) Adrian Donohoe, receives an increased sentence after the court records that he shows “contempt” for his capital murder trial. According to reporting, the finding relates to his conduct during the trial and references the use of a secret recording. Both outlets describe the court’s view that Brady’s behaviour during the proceedings undermines the process, and that this results in a higher sentence than previously imposed. The reporting also reiterates that Brady is already serving a life term for the killing of Det Gda Adrian Donohoe. While the sources focus on the court’s assessment of Brady’s attitude toward the trial and the circumstances surrounding the referenced recording, they do not provide additional disputed details about the underlying facts of the murder itself. The main shared point is that the court treats Brady’s behaviour during the trial as a serious aggravating factor, leading to the sentence increase.