A deaf woman says she now feels “safe” after years of abuse by male relatives. According to multiple reports, an eight-month trial in Ireland’s Central Criminal Court led to convictions for four of the woman’s seven relatives. The convicted relatives are her uncle and three younger half brothers. In total, the court records cited by the outlets show the defendants are convicted on 13 counts combined. The reporting describes the case as involving sustained abuse over a period of years, with the woman’s account forming a central part of the prosecution’s case during the trial. The sources agree that the convictions were delivered last month. While the articles focus on the woman’s improved sense of safety following the outcome, they do not provide further detail on the specific nature of each abuse count beyond stating that the charges relate to abuse committed by the relatives. The reports also align on the number of relatives convicted, the individuals involved, the length of the trial, and the total number of counts reflected in the convictions.