The prosecution will sum up its case to the jury in the Graham Dwyer trial this afternoon.
The architect of Kerrymount Close, Foxrock denies murdering childcare worker Elaine O'Hara at Killakee mountain on the 22nd August 2012.
It's the prosecution's case that Graham Dwyer murdered Elaine O'Hara to satisfy a sexual desire to kill a woman.
The jury was presented with evidence that the pair engaged in bdsm sex that involved stabbing.
It's claimed they communicated using secret phones, two of which were recovered from Vartry reservoir in September 2013 around the time Elaine O'Hara's skeletal remains were found by a dogwalker at Killakee.
She was last seen alive near Shanganagh cemetery on August 22nd 2012.
Today prosecution counsel will address the jury for the final time in order to sum up the case against Graham Dwyer – tomorrow it'll be the turn of the defence to make a final speech on behalf of their client.
