Gaelic football boss's daughter Mauritius honeymoon murder trial starts They were accompanied by Dick Ng Sui Wa, the lawyer representing the Harte and McAreavey families. Local media said the family was being looked after by the Catholic diocese of Port Louis. Mickey Harte will not be attending the trial, which is expected to wrap up around June 1. Gaelic football is one of the most popular sports in Ireland and many players and managers are celebrities. The two accused were both employed at Legends at the time of the killing. Police said hotel key card records show someone else had used a card to gain access to the room two minutes before McAreavey entered it. Mauritius, a volcanic island surrounded by coral reefs and lagoons, that lies 10,000 kilometres (6,000 miles) from Ireland, is best known for top-end tourism and as a honeymoon destination. It welcomes nearly one million tourists a year. The sector is an important pillar of the economy, generating around 10 per cent of overall revenue. Mauritius has one of the highest per capita incomes in Africa.