Ms Justice Caroline Biggs spent Thursday going through the evidence that the Central Criminal Court jury has heard since the trial commenced in January.

The trial is due to hear closing speeches on Tuesday before the judge begins her charge to the jury

Dr Mark Jordan also disagreed with a garda report suggesting that the 76-year-old Ms Treacy should have been visible as Mr Scott reversed across his yard.

John Hayes also told the trial that a pedestrian would have been "clearly visible" through the back window of the teleporter and that "flailing" injuries to Ms Treacy's left arm were consistent with a "very quick" or "aggressive" change in direction from reverse to forward and could be consistent with the rotation of the wheel on her arm.

Michael Scott, who denies murdering his aunt Chrissie Treacy, told gardaí he gave a "deaf ear" to solicitor's letters looking to partition the land they jointly owned

Detective Garda Eoin O'Connor told the Central Criminal Court trial that due to Ms Treacy's age and mobility issues it is "unlikely she could have just appeared at the point where her body was found" and that she "would have been observable moving across the yard".

Michael Scott is on trial accused of the murder of his 76-year-old aunt Chrissie Treacy in Portumna, Co Galway in 2018

The trial heard that concerns for the 76-year-old's welfare had first been made known to the HSE by a nurse in April 2017, one year before Ms Treacy's death

A care worker told the trial of Michael Scott that she had concerns for Chrissie Treacy's welfare due to ongoing difficulties Ms Treacy was having with her nephew

Trial has been adjourned for two weeks

It is the prosecution case that Michael Scott deliberately ran over his aunt Christine 'Chrissie' Treacy following a long-running dispute over land.

Michael Scott (58) is accused of murdering his aunt, Christine Treacy outside her home on a farm in Co Galway