Man convicted of murder after jury rejects claim he intended to ‘frighten’ rather than kill neighbour
Robert Murphy (42) stabbed Jamie Kavanagh (24) in hostel on Dublin’s Harrington Street in April of last year
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Diarmuid Phelan trial: Distance of more than one metre between barrister accused of murder and victim when fatal shot fired
Judge informs jury in trial of Phelan for murder of Keith Conlon that prosecution case is close to conclusion
Search and excavation continuing as part of Jo Jo Dullard 1995 murder investigation
Gardaí searching site at Grangecon, Co Wicklow, for human remains or any personal items owned by 21-year-old Kilkenny woman who vanished in 1995
Gunman ‘beaten with brush’ after being disarmed in Dublin restaurant, trial hears
Three men on trial accused of murdering Finglas man Tristan Sherry and three others accused of violent disorder over December 24th incident in Blanchardstown
Jo Jo Dullard murder: What next after release of suspect without charge?
Former detective says although Dullard murder can still be solved 29 years on, release suggests shortfalls in evidence
Man who drowned off Galway coast named as singer-songwriter Johnny Duhan
Duhan (74) one of two people who went missing at Silverstrand beach near Barna on Tuesday along with a woman in her 30s
Garda Commissioner apologises to man whose image on station noticeboard appeared online
Jonathan Berry, who ‘is not and has never been a criminal’, settled proceedings for a substantial sum
Locals in Grangecon, Co Wicklow, hopeful that searches will bring peace to Jo Jo Dullard’s family
Residents ‘shocked’ but ‘hopeful’ that local searches will yield answers almost 30 years after 21-year-old’s disappearance
Man (40s) charged in relation to Kildare hit and run incident
Pedestrian (16) died in incident in early hours of Sunday morning in Robertstown
Man (50s) arrested in Kildare in connection with 1995 murder of Jo Jo Dullard
Gardaí reclassified disappearance of Kilkenny woman as murder investigation in 2020 after concluding she ‘met her death through violent means’
Kinahan Assassins: The scale, depth and depravity of organised crime in 21st-century Ireland laid bare
The courage of the authors – and crime journalists generally – who venture into this dangerous area without a badge or warrant card needs to be recognised
Garda hospitalised following Cork hit-and-run incident
Member of force (40s) was sole occupant of unmarked vehicle when it was struck by a second car in Mallow
Retired Court of Appeal president reflects on a life in law after early political detour
George Birmingham, once the second most senior judge in the State, reflects on a life in law after an early political detour
‘New lines of inquiry’ in Jo Jo Dullard case 29 years after disappearance
Case classified as murder inquiry in 2020 with gardaí concluding victim ‘met her death through violent means’
Boy drove stolen car on wrong side of motorway and broke garda’s hand, court told
The 15-year-old boy has apologised to the court and said he had not meant to hurt the garda
Solicitor accused of ATM theft claimed someone wanted ‘to stitch’ him up because he had ‘annoyed people’
Mr O’Higgins (49) has pleaded not guilty to theft of €400 in 2016 from client and four counts of attempting to pervert course of justice
Limerick gun attack: Gardaí investigate possible gang feud link in house shooting
No injuries were reported during the incident on Hyde Road in the city
Politicians issued with safety advice on how to respond to threats, ‘deepfake’ images and racism
The Garda and Coimisiún na Meán information pack for candidates comes against a backdrop of an increasingly hostile online environment for politicians
High Court halts further inquiry into Garda’s removal of Bluetooth speaker from seized vehicle
Permitting a second inquiry into claims would be contrary to ‘res judicata’ principles - a matter already judged, court finds
Stronger by Nicola Hanney: An unputdownable memoir about escaping coercive control
One-time partner of former garda Paul Moody generates a disoriented psychological state, comparable to being gaslighted, as she was
Pedestrian dies following collision in Kilkee, Co Clare
Garda appeals for witnesses, especially anyone with camera footage from the area
Woman suffered anaphylactic shock during lunch break on first day of new job in Tokyo, Dublin inquest told
Aika Doheny flown home in air ambulance to Dublin where she died a day later
National Slow Down Day: 68 drivers detected speeding in first five hours
One driver was speeding at 94km/h in a 60km/h zone near Carrick-on-Shannon
McEntee says gardaí facing increasing ‘challenging behaviours’ in Dublin city centre
More than 12,000 people have been arrested in centre capital since January, Minister for Justice says
Father of girl hit in the eye by fireworks appeals for witnesses
Dad of 14-year-old also wants a nationwide fireworks ban after Halloween incident in Galway
Man (56) dies after being stung by wasps while cutting hedge in Cork
Michael Sheehan is understood to have gone into anaphylactic shock after being stung several times
Ballaghaderreen, once a beacon of integration, is now seeing fractures emerging over immigration
The small town has a long history of welcoming migrants but a rise in crime and a lack of Garda presence is causing resentment among locals
Garda Inspectorate recommends some gangland informants be allowed to commit crimes
Permitting criminal activity by sources could prevent or detect more serious offending
Army bomb squad carries out controlled explosion following chemical leak at St James’s Hospital
Gardaí say issue has been fully dealt with and advised public there is no cause for concern
Gardaí hope DNA will help identify man whose body was recovered from river Lee in Cork 25 years ago
Man's remains exhumed to allow DNA samples to be taken for comparison with missing persons databases
Garda arrest two men and a juvenile in connection with 29 burglaries
The thefts took place across five counties
‘I could have been dead’: Food delivery driver in shock after being attacked in Cork
Alexandre Athos Pinheiro Teixeira still in shock after being rammed in Cork on Halloween night
Kyran Durnin case: No further searches planned as investigators ‘consolidate’ leads
Tusla report on its involvement with Kyran and the Durnin family raises issues of concern, says Minister
Customs officers deployed tracking devices more than 200 times in the last decade
Revenue used monitors to detect offences such as tax or duty evasion, fuel fraud, and drug and tobacco smuggling
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