Examinership is ‘exercise in futility’ for developer of €34m St Stephen’s Green offices, appeal hears
Court heard two months of work needed to complete nine-storey office block
Circuit Court
‘Blood was all over the floor’: Boy’s finger almost severed in respite centre incident, court hears
Circuit Civil Court hears staff member had accidentally closed the bathroom door firmly on the child’s digit
Man punched 11-year-old boy on Dart after altercation between two women
Passengers intervened and gardaí were called when train stopped at Lansdowne Road, court hears
Driver fined and given penalty points after fourth claim she never got notice in post
Motorist issued with 52 fixed-charge tickets in past over alleged driving offences, court hears
South Dublin creche worker accused of assaulting children to appear before Circuit Court
Woman charged with offences over alleged incidents at Dundrum, Co Dublin, last summer
Hutch family member jailed for six additional years over pipe bomb possession
Sammy Hutch, who has 103 previous convictions, pleaded guilty to one count of possessing an explosive device
Dentist who defrauded HSE over 17 years is jailed and ordered to pay €100,000
Court at loss to understand Jerome Kiely’s actions as it seems he had a lot of money, judge says
Man remanded in custody after pleading guilty to his grandmother’s manslaughter in Co Cork
Brian Nnadi Ogbo (38), who has mental health issues, dragged Stella Ejiatu Nnadi down stairs after going into a rage and attacking his mother
Man who slapped son over toileting issues sentenced to 20 months in prison
Teenage victim, who was eight at the time, tells court his father is ‘a huge part’ of why he is anxious today
Former Cycling Ireland official given suspended sentence for attempted deception
Garry Nugent produced fake quotations that were submitted to Department of Transport in attempt to secure grants
Judge refuses to appoint examiner over St Stephen’s Green office developer
Court heard two months of work needed to complete nine-storey office block
Man pleads guilty to allowing his German shepherd to attack garda sergeant in Co Longford
Sharon Stokes, wife of Edward ‘Blondie’ Stokes, admitted producing a slash hook during dispute in Granard in 2018
Five Travellers settle €75,000 defamation claims over refusal of entry to Swords restaurant
Group from Swords made booking at Howth Railway Refreshment Rooms, but claimed they were told they were ‘not getting in tonight’
Mother found with €275,000 in car boot charged under money-laundering legislation
Woman told gardaí contents of suitcase could have been drugs or dead body ‘for all she knew’
Family locked in toilet for almost an hour at Dublin Airport had to be rescued by firefighters
Handle came off door as they tried to leave the bathroom, court hears
Pharmacist with drugs and alcohol in system led high-speed Longford car chase
Pursuing garda recognised accused from earlier county final where he was sent off after five minutes
Cyclist ‘convinced he would die’ after being driven over by SUV making illegal turn
Rider ‘still tortured’ by sound of his breaking bones, court hears
Trial over alleged €20,000 corruption payment to garda for confidential information collapses
Judge not satisfied exclusion of new evidence in case of Limerick man Stephen O’Sullivan (43) ‘would do justice to anyone’
Longford man who assaulted Irish Rail ticket inspector is jailed for two years
Gerry Nevin, of Ballymahon, Co Longford, was on bail when he assaulted worker at Connolly Station in Dublin
Man jailed for 6½ years after hijacking car at service station while woman hoovered it
Joseph Rafferty (45) threatened to kill woman, causing her to jump out while car was moving
Part-time DJ caught with €1.4m drugs is jailed for five years
Christian Munoz Sanchez (35) with an address in Barcelona, Spain had acted ‘for personal gain’ and had come to Ireland for this purpose
Teacher who stole money from primary school had ‘all-consuming’ addiction, hearing told
Individual previously received a suspended sentence for the thefts before a jury in the Circuit Court
Brian Grendon given suspended sentence for failing to pay tax on €27,000 cash found in home
Car dealer (48) denies being part of organised crime group and that money found in envelopes represented proceeds of crime
Co Galway farmer pleads guilty to sexually assaulting teenager on flight to Boston
Aer Lingus plane returned to Shannon Airport after cabin crew informed captain a girl had complained about Patrick Noone (58)
When family law becomes ‘lawfare’: One woman’s costly journey through the courts
A man’s protracted litigation against former partner has entered its 15th year, pushing legal costs to €350,000
Woman pleads for leniency as husband jailed for setting her on fire
Vaidotas Gedvilas (53) choked and attempted to smother wife, who told judge he has shown remorse and they want to repair relationship
Child bitten by dog on face awarded €82,500
The boy, aged five at the time, was attacked while on the way to school
Dublin cosmetic clinic ordered to pay €46,000 to woman after botched laser treatment
Hui Hao (41) told court her face would often come out in red blotches on bright or sunny days due to damage
Brian Grendon to be sentenced next week for failing to pay tax on €27,000 found at home
He denied being part of crime group when asked about other seizures of money and drugs, court hears
Owner of Dublin period home faces order to demolish large ‘unauthorised’ extension
Sutton-based businessman Philip Farrelly likely to face costs order after court decision
Man stole €90,000 from Dublin primary school while he was chair of management board
Roy Hicks used money to keep his Welsh accountancy business afloat, court hears
‘Serious consequences’ for man who headbutted another father in row over footballs, judge says
Court dismisses appeal against conviction for attack at GAA ground
Psychiatric nurse jailed for stabbing 18-year-old admits to professional misconduct
Brian Quinn was convicted in 2013 for intentionally or recklessly causing serious harm to the teenager
Bibles and chairs could be used as ‘projectiles’ in court, warn judges
Judicial report calls for binding laws to make unruly behaviour in court a criminal contempt
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