Transgender prisoner, understood to be Barbie Kardashian, held in ‘dungeon-like’ unit
Individual is understood to be named Barbie Kardashian, who was jailed in 2023 for threatening to torture, rape and murder mother
Prison officer allegedly used riot shield to repeatedly strike inmate in van
Allegations of abuse of inmates by staff in Irish Prison Service has increased since 2019, according to European committee report
Judge’s report provides rare insight into secretive Irish military intelligence unit
Irish military intelligence unit seeks more powers to tackle State security threats
Why is a Russian ‘shadow fleet’ using Irish waters?
Tankers are engaging in suspicious and sometimes bizarre behaviour, raising both environmental and national security concerns
Dramatic increase in number of Russian ‘shadow ships’ in Irish-controlled waters
Naval Service and Air Corps have stepped up monitoring of the vessels
Significant rise in Irish people seeking State help to avoid US deportation
At least 41 sought assistance this year, but the number of Irish deported from US may be significantly higher
Man violently assaulted and partially stripped by gang in Tallaght
It is understood attackers falsely accused man of acting inappropriately around children
Garda will not reopen Bishop Eamonn Casey investigation
Former Bishop of Galway, whose remains were removed from cathedral crypt, had been accused of sexually abusing multiple children.
More than €10,000 raised for legal defence of Dublin firefighter accused of rape in Boston
Terence Crosbie is due to be retried in US after jury failed to reach verdict
Prison service embarks on €400m building project to ease overcrowding
New facility planned for Thornton Hall site in Dublin, but funding yet to be allocated
Court ruling would give newly arrived asylum seekers more rights than homeless people, Minister claims
Such a ruling by the ECJ would be ‘very hard to justify’ to Irish citizens and other member states, says Jim O’Callaghan
Gardaí to use gait analysis and voice recognition to identify suspects
Force has long called for facial recognition powers to analyse increasingly prevalent digital evidence
Man (71) was beaten to death in Limerick with bag containing drinks bottles, gardaí believe
Man arrested after Michael Hayes sustained head injury during altercation in Watergate area late on Thursday
Cable ties and no hot drinks: The reality of deportation flights from Ireland
State has €5m contract with UK-based company used by British government for similar operations
Sanctioned Russian ship intercepted by Coast Guard after docking in Louth
Shtandart is subject to European sanctions imposed following Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine