Michaela Harte’s family are to sue the hotel where she was murdered on her honeymoon for almost $2million.

An online call for justice in the wake of the Michaela McAreavey trial is being organized via Facebook. ‘Justice for Michaela in Mauritius “In Loving Memory of Michaela”’ has been created in order to show solidarity with the Harte and McAreavey families and to help put pressure on the Mauritian government to continue in the hunt for Michaela’s murderer.

John McAreavey braved his recent traumatic experience in Mauritius to support father-in-law Mickey Harte, as well wishes flood in from all around the world.

The Prime Minister of Mauritus has written to police in Ireland, asking them to assist in their investigation of the murder of Michaela McAreavey.

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By: CATHY HAYES

The Irish government has not ruled out sending a team of investigators to Mauritius for a probe into the unsolved murder of Michaela McAreavey.

The editor of the Mauritian paper which published photos of Michaela McAreavey taken at the scene of her murder has been arrested.

Irish travel agents are boycotting trade with Mauritius – as a newspaper there tried to defend its decision to publish photographs of murder victim Michaela McAreavey, taken minutes after her death.

Police in Mauritius have raided the office of the Sunday Times newspaper in Port Louis, after the publication printed a series of crime scene photos of murdered Irish woman Michaela McAreavey on Sunday.

The Irish government is to demand an apology to the family of the late Michaela McAreavey after a newspaper in Mauritius published photographs of her murder – including shots of her dead body.

The lawyers who got the Michaela McAreavey suspects off a murder charge say they have information that can identify the real killers – and they may make it public on Monday.

The widower of Michaela McAreavey has appealed for privacy following Thursday’s acquittal of the two men charged with the Tyrone woman’s murder.

The two men accused of murdering newlywed Michaela McAreavey (nee Harte) have been acquitted by a Mauritius court.

The judge in the trial of the two men accused of murdering Michaela Harte has thanked the jurors for the patience, after proceedings were once again delayed on Friday.

Harald Hoyer, a German chef, maintains that he is the man seen in CCTV footage viewed by the jury in Michaela McAreavey's murder trial and that if necessary he would travel to give evidence at the trial.

Irish widower John McAreavey, 27,  broke down in court describing the moment  he found his new bride strangled in their hotel room in Mauritius.

A Mauritius hotel worker has told a murder trial of the moment he heard Michaela McAreavey scream out in pain as her life was taken from her.

The widower of murder victim Michaela Harte, who was killed in her honeymoon suite in Mauritius, has declined an offer from the resort to stay there during the upcoming murder trial.

The two men charged with the honeymoon murder of Irish bride Michaela McAreavey will plead not guilty at a court in Mauritius on Wednesday.