A book of evidence against the man accused of murdering Elaine O'Hara is due to be presented to him today.
Graham Dwyer, with an address at Kerrymount Close, Foxrock is charged with murdering the care worker in August 2012.
41-year-old architect Dwyer has been in custody since his arrest last October.
One month earlier, Elaine O'Hara remains were found by a walker in the Dublin Mountains.
By pure coincidence, some of her belongings were found in a reservoir in Roundwood, Co. Wicklow a few days beforehand.
Mr. Dwyer, a married father of two, is charged with murdering the 36-year-old somewhere in Dublin in August 2012.
The book of evidence against him wasn't ready at his last court appearance two weeks ago but it is expected to be handed over today.
It runs into eight volumes and contains almost 700 statements and reports as well as over 800 exhibits.
Once it's delivered, a date for trial can then be arranged.
