Married couple charged over alleged €21m international money laundering operation
Hundreds of ‘unusual transactions’ linked to accounts held by Jixu Wang (35) and Ye Wang (34), court told
Director of Public Prosecutions
Cahir O’Higgins: Rise and fall of solicitor from well-known political family
Solicitor jailed in September for assault and found guilty on Friday of theft from a former client was known for being unusually focused on getting clients, law practitioners say
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
Trio accused of identifying Ana Kriégel’s killers to be tried before jury after losing Supreme Court appeal
Edel Doherty (48), Kyle Rooney (26) and Declan Corcoran (30) charged with posting images of accused youths on social media
Supreme Court rejects ‘wafer thin’ arguments by women who refused hotel quarantine after Dubai trip
Niamh Mulreany (27) and Kirstie McGrath (32) had appealed High Court dismissal of their challenge to lockdown prosecution
Man who admitted possessing and distributing child abuse videos as a teenager remanded for sentencing
The now 22-year-old cannot currently be named due to reporting restrictions
Inquest into hit-and-run death of man in Co Dublin returns verdict of unlawful killing
Stephen Lynch (31) was struck by Ford Focus at Brookview Close, Tallaght, in April 2017, and dragged for more than 16m on road
Murder trials delayed by ‘burden of work’ on psychiatrists, warns judge
Lawyers report varying degrees of success in getting court psychiatric reports for ‘very serious cases’
Farm worker tells court he saw man fall to ground after shot was fired by law professor Diarmuid Phelan
Man who was shot was bleeding from the head and asking for help, jury told
Man pleads guilty to manslaughter of father and daughter killed in Co Kerry house fire
Philip Griffin (37) was charged with murdering Anthony O’Brien and Nadine O’Brien in Tralee in May 2012
Death of Martin Salinger in Cloverhill cell was ‘hugely traumatic’ for his family, funeral told
Horse and carriage driver Salinger was stabbed to death in prison last weekend
Driver who struck and killed motorcyclist disqualified from driving for three months and fined €2,000
John Keane (34) killed following collision between his motorcycle and car driven by Karl Ennis (65) in April 2021
Jemima Burke takes High Court case over public order conviction
Burke convicted at Ballina District Court last June and fined €350 over behaviour outside inquest
How facial recognition technology detected Kinahans’ fraudulent passports and tracked movements
Key members of cartel, including three Kinahans, sourced multiple passports in Ireland and Britain
Man charged with assault causing harm to music teacher who died in Co Limerick in 2022
Patrick Lawlor (50s) appears in court in connection with death of pianist Louise Muckell, who was found seriously injured in Rathkeale
‘It was like a murder scene’: Man accused of attacking woman with knife in her north Dublin home
Matthias Kelly (41) allegedly sent text after early hours incident in Clonshaugh saying he was ‘after butchering your one’
Woman sent forward for trial accused of impersonating learner permit driving test candidates
Alina Glont (42), from Dublin 11, accused of conspiracy after allegedly sitting theory tests on behalf of third parties to obtain pass certificates
Man charged with illegal possession of submachine-gun and ammunition in Limerick
Willie Woodland (31), of Shanabooly Road, Ballynanty, remanded in custody while directions from DPP awaited
Director of Public Prosecutions reports ‘dramatic’ rise in trial dates for murder and rape cases
Director won most of her appeals against ‘unduly lenient’ sentences, annual report reveals
Man charged over Cork hit-and-run and other offences appears in court
Jamie Russell was charged with 10 offences including discharge of a firearm and dangerous driving
Jewish community ‘stands behind’ rabbi accused of illegal circumcision, court hears
Judge hears London-based Jonathan Abraham (47) was seen by gardaí with scalpel in hand at Dublin house
Nenagh murder: Interactions between gardaí and Josie Ray sent to Gsoc for examination
Pensioner found dead at her house in Tipperary earlier this month
Man and woman arrested in connection with murder of Josephine Ray in Nenagh released without charge
Ray (89) was found unresponsive at her house by a family member at around midday on Sunday
Man died of haemorrhage and shock after being stabbed in abdomen, inquest hears
Coroner adjourns hearing into death of Kevin Walsh (35), from Tallaght, who was found with serious injuries in apartment in Lucan on January 7th
Rabbi accused of coming to Ireland to perform illegal circumcision refused bail
London-based Jonathan Abraham (47) observed by gardaí with scalpel in hand at property in Dublin 15 on Tuesday
Man accused of disposing of Keane Mulready-Woods’ body parts to face non-jury trial
Stephen Carberry (46) also accused of setting fire to car and acting to impede investigation into teenager’s murder
Drink driving conviction correctly quashed due to garda’s technical error, Supreme Court rules
Majority of five-judge panel agreed that court bound by a 2014 ‘letter of the law’ decision
DPP directions awaited in case of Defence Forces member charged with drug offences
Shane Scanlon (34), with an address in Cobh, accused of possessing over €25,000 of cocaine for sale or supply
Waterways Ireland and employee face criminal case after man paralysed when tent cleared from Grand Canal
All-island organisation accused of failing to ensure people not exposed to risks and over injuries sustained by Elias Adane in January 2020
Man (31) died due to ‘traumatic blunt force head injury’, after altercation in Dublin, inquest told
James Kailedzi died at his home as a result of injuries sustained in the incident last year
Criminal barristers strike: Legal aid earnings range from €27 a day to €773,000 a year
Industrial action will take place on Tuesday, on July 15th and on July 24th
Future employment of people guilty of serious crimes of ‘limited concern’ when sentencing, judge says
Comment comes just weeks after suspended sentence given to soldier Cathal Crotty in separate court
Limerick judge Tom O’Donnell has had sentences appealed on both leniency and severity grounds
Judge’s decision to grant a suspended sentence to Cathal Crotty for ‘vicious’ assault on Natasha O’Brien has provoked controversy
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