Judges to receive specialist training in dealing with sexual violence cases
Prison visits among other judicial training initiatives
Prison visits among other judicial training initiatives
Judge says Sydney Nagle (65) has been of ‘considerable service’ to animals and their owners but that Dolethal is a particularly dangerous product
Steven Gillman (70) pleaded guilty to assault causing harm to fellow member of the Royal St George in Dún Laoghaire
Anne Keenan (66) and Catherine McCarthy (66), both from Ennis, alleged taxi struck van during 2016 trip to Heuston Station in Dublin
Helen Carter (64), from Blackwater, has been unable to work since 2020 incident and still feels effects through PTSD and hand issues
Court told Patrick Hansard has made a ‘remarkable recovery’ since James O’Neill assaulted him in Ballybough, but victim says his life has changed completely
All nominees are graduates of Trinity College Dublin and are set to sit the High Court and Circuit Court
Judges impose 20 year disqualification on Brian Kelly (43) over Co Laois incident in which Claire Hennessy died
Dr Gehad Elbastawisy bought Churchtown Road Lower property once owned by Ronald McCourt, who he claims parks in a way that prevents him getting in and out of his space
Man fractured hand after fall on wet concrete surface during 2015 All-Ireland football final
Dorota Rejnin (51) developed injuries while working for north Co Dublin-based fruit producer Keelings
William Ryan (38) pleads not guilty to alleged offences at Aughrim Garda station in 2020
Richie Crehan lost out on last count in Adare-Rathkeale and argues an unusually large number of Robert Daly’s 67 votes were deemed invalid
Industrial action will take place on Tuesday, on July 15th and on July 24th
Waters launched ‘serious attack’ on Holland’s integrity in comments about Savita Halappanavar report, judge says
Accused William Cuffe (49) and Rory Fagan had been playing Battlefield V on Playstations in their respective homes prior to incident in Moate
UK-based businesswoman was defrauded out of €65,000, which was then redirected to Co Kildare woman’s bank account
Joey Chong claimed to have been violently and viciously attacked by the dog and suffered severe personal injury, alleging a fracture and multiple bites
Paulina Wojtowicz (31) said she suffered repetitive strain injury while squirting dressings on to burgers at fast food outlet on Dublin’s Kylemore Road
Judge Tom O’Donnell criticsed soldier’s ‘utterly appalling’ attack on Natasha O’Brien but spared him a jail term
Gardaí, acting on a tip-off, found Declan Sheehy (58) in kitchen with white powder, mixing bowls, weighing scales and other drug paraphernalia
Court rules warrant issued in November 2019 to search home of Joseph Ballantine in Co Tipperary was invalid
Tamia Forbes (23) has been jailed for acting as a ‘mule’ transporting the drugs in a suitcase
Ciaran Donovan (41) is expected to be sent forward for sentencing at Circuit Court on signed pleas of guilty over similar matters
Gerard O’Brien was a teacher at south Dublin school when offences were committed
O’Brien’s conviction marks the first time in the State’s history that a sitting judge has been found guilty of sexual assault
Ex-teacher convicted of sexually assaulting six teenage boys and young men in the 1990s
Colum Ryan (35) is one of four officers before courts arising out of anti-corruption investigation
Woman tells court she would be grateful to see her son ‘get treatment rather than prison time’ as he was having a ‘psychotic episode’
Sophia Doyle (19) says law graduate Mark McMorrow (27) took advantage of being in a ‘position of pastoral and religious authority over me’
Abdul Rahman Mohammed (35) had girl strip to her underwear in room in retailer’s Dundrum outlet and then demanded €250
Request for bail to deal with continuing operation of the illegal service denied by judge
Dublin County Registrar had fixed €5 million purchase price in favour of the Technological University Dublin
The atmosphere is sad and sombre as divorce decrees are granted in marriages ranging from less than six months to more than 30 years
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices