Soldier convicted of sexual assault is fined in Court Martial ruling
Women of Honour group says ‘99.99%’ of cases do not even result in court martial
Soldier convicted of sexual assault appeals for leniency before sentencing
Non-commissioned officer groped female colleague during medical training
Man who failed to pay over €120,000 in tax receives suspended sentence
Sole trader Mark Aspland began to ‘bury his head in the sand’, court hears
Typo in drug-driving law invalidates power of arrest, says barrister
Error in Road Traffic Act spotted four years after the legislation was introduced
Minister not to appeal ruling on law relating to road traffic prosecutions
Law ruled unconstitutional stopping motorists claiming fixed-charge notice not received
Irish refugee commitments hold firm in face of anti-immigrant backlash
Special flights are part of State’s 2015 commitment to resettle 4,000 refugees
Central Bank says 34,000 houses needed each year for next decade
Housing market lagged demand significantly for past eight years, analysis shows
Irish Times view on Ireland’s appearance at UN hearing on racism
It is time for society to look at itself in the mirror – the reflection offers little reassurance or consolation
Ballinamore protest stood down with immediate effect
Announcement comes just a day after the High Court issued an injunction
Approximately 28,000 traffic prosecutions in jeopardy after High Court decision
Court rules that a change to Road Traffic Act goes against constitutional right to fair trial
Why thousands of traffic cases are now in doubt
Constitutionality ‘conundrum’ casts doubt over fair trials for range of traffic offences
How the far-right is exploiting immigration concerns in Oughterard
Anti-immigrant activists trying to dominate and exploit local debates on direct provision
Shane Ross’s speeding penalties proposals are unworkable, experts say
Attorney General and Minister for Justice had already raised concerns about the plans
Cross-border crime increasing as Brexit approaches - senior gardaí
Conference calls for extra armed response units to deal with growing gang activitiy
Rise of the gaming machines: A losing battle against gambling
Councillors in Donegal voted to legalise gaming machines, despite risks of addiction
Job-switching rates on the rise as labour market tightens
Wage growth set to strengthen as rate at which people change jobs nears boom levels
The Irish Times view on immigrants’ prospects: worrying trends
Employment rates are lower and poverty levels higher among immigrants of African origin. That’s a cause for concern.
Driver fined and banned for running over pedestrian in Dublin
Paul Kelly (42) left Daniel Ryan (60) with life changing injuries when he hit him with car
Asylum seekers nine months in Ireland will be allowed to work
But new scheme excludes those who are appealing rejected asylum applications
Asylum seekers to be able to seek work under new system
All jobs but Garda, Defence and Civil Service will be open to those in direct provision
Bill Kenneally sent forward for trial on sexual assault charges
Former sports coach accused of abusing three boys in Waterford 20 years ago
Over 30 Ministers spreading the message on St Patrick’s Day
Tánaiste reveals details of ministerial itineraries in run up to Ireland’s national day
Man who travelled on someone else’s passport avoids jail
Man flew to Italy but was caught on return at Dublin Airport
Disproportionate number of Travellers in prison population
Conference to discuss issues of social exclusion, discrimination and unemployment
No ‘super junior’ pay rise for Mary Mitchell O’Connor
Fianna Fáil and Labour vow to block Minister’s appointment to higher education role
Six Cabinet Ministers due to support Varadkar in FG leadership race
Harris behind Coveney who claims backing of most councillors in contest to succeed Kenny
Simon Coveney hopes to ‘unite country behind Fine Gael’
Minister hands in papers to enter leadership race but declines to say how much he will spend
Man accused of killing dissident claimed he was feeding pony at time
Two on trial over fatal shooting of man outside Huntsman Inn
Three men charged over Dublin arms seizure
No applications for bail made before court and all three were remanded in custody
State to provide extra resources for Ballaghaderreen refugees
Minister of State says local management group will oversee delivery of services
Greater effort needed to ensure inclusion of Irish Muslims, group hears
State bodies such as An Garda and teaching profession urged to welcome in Muslims
Accommodating refugees: The perils of secrecy
Rather than focus on their needs, many locals considered the appalling situation facing refugees living in freezing, makeshift camps in Greece and Italy and offered helping hands
Judge warns against recording water protesters’ trial on phones
AAA TD and 18 others facing charges of falsely imprisoning Joan Burton during protest
Ecotherapy: when your prescription is a walk in the woods
Nature-based interventions for mental health involve gardens, animal therapy and more
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