A couple convicted of female genital mutilation (FGM) involving their baby daughter in a landmark Irish case have their convictions quashed, with the court declaring the outcome a miscarriage of justice. Multiple reports say the trial was the first of its kind in Ireland and attracted significant public attention, including an RTÉ documentary released late last year. In at least one account, the court’s decision is described as finding the couple “factually innocent,” indicating that the convictions cannot stand on the evidence considered at trial. The coverage also notes that the case’s prominence and novelty contributed to its visibility beyond the courtroom, and that it was closely followed in the media. The reports are consistent on the central points: the convictions are set aside, the court frames the decision as a miscarriage of justice, and the trial was the first in Ireland for such charges involving FGM. Details of the underlying evidence and the legal reasoning are not provided in the supplied excerpts. The case now moves forward without the previously imposed convictions.