The trial of an Irish nanny accused of murdering a baby in her care in the US has been further delayed.
Aisling Brady McCarthy, originally from Cavan, is charged with murdering a one-year-old girl in January, 2013.
She has been in custody since she was arrested a few days later.
She has been repeatedly refused bail because she was in the United States illegally at the time of her arrest.
Rehma Sabir from Cambridge, Massachusetts was found unconscious in her family's home on 14 January 2013, where Ms Brady-McCarthy worked as a nanny.
Rehma died two days later and her nanny was arrested for her murder.
The trial has been delayed several times and was due to start on 28 April.
However, at a pre-trial hearing in Woburn, Massachusetts today, the jury trial was put back once again and will not now begin until 6 May.
