Narrative verdict at inquest following death of man who fell after bouncer pushed him
James Kailedzi was found dead at home after ‘tragic incident with direst of consequences’
Director of Public Prosecutions
Almost 20% increase in trial dates at Central Criminal Court, report finds
Proliferation of digital data is in many cases a major challenge for courts, says Director of Public Prosecutions
Two sent forward for trial over alleged scheme to defraud almost €500,000 from TCD
Former Trinity College employee accused of stealing from the college's Student Hardship Fund
File on Creeslough explosion submitted to DPP
Move comes just before third anniversary of the tragedy which occurred in the Donegal village
Man to face charges over alleged abuse of boys in St John Ambulance
Former senior volunteer had been subject of multiple criminal complaints over alleged sexual abuse
Teen accused of petrol bomb attack on Dublin home which caused death of pet husky
The 15-year-old is charged with arson of the uninsured house on Landen Road, Ballyfermot, which ‘went up in flames’ in May
Garda and DPP welcome tougher people-smuggling rules
New legislation makes it easier for authorities to prosecute gangs illegally bringing people into the State
Man sent for trial over arson attacks on Co Donegal church, Orange hall and Masonic hall
Ryan McCrabbe (28) made no reply when book of evidence served at Letterkenny District Court on Monday
DPP to appeal court ruling affecting thousands of drink-driving prosecutions
High Court decision identifies road traffic law inconsistency
Suspects arrested over alleged perjury linked to Hand-McGregor case released without charge
Garda investigation into allegations of perjury continuing, with file due to be sent to DPP
Man stopped at Dublin Airport by Homeland Security is charged over child sex abuse animation images
Finley Bowd (21), of Devon, England, was travelling to a comic book convention when he was arrested in Dublin Airport
Sophie Toscan du Plantier: Gardaí awaiting results of tests using advanced DNA collection
Technique has been used in hundreds of cases in the US
Inquest into prisoner’s death delayed after DPP ‘mislaid’ file, court hears
Michael Devlin absconded from an open air jail but was detained again and died a month later
Two gardaí facing corruption-related charges appear in midlands court
Director of Public Prosecutions directs trial by indictment for both accused
Man and woman arrested in connection with the death of homeless woman released without charge
Vanessa O’Callaghan had just been given food and a sleeping bag by a member of a volunteer group when she was assaulted by up to three people
‘I beat a shovel off his head’: Man sentenced for unlawful killing
The DPP accepted the manslaughter plea on the basis that Joseph Cahill honestly believed that he was protecting himself, his property and his children
Wicklow woman suspected in contract killing conspiracy released by gardaí without charge
Steven O’Meara (26) murdered in ambush in Wicklow woods after agreeing to collect €5,000 drug debt for Dublin gang
Man accused of stalking influencer at Dublin hotel remanded on bail
Denis Morris (23), from Churchtown, warned not to contact woman or carry out research about her
Woman found guilty of facilitating the rape of her daughter more than 20 years ago
Complainant alleged mother remained in room while she was raped by her uncle when she was only five years old
George Gibney consents to extradition to Ireland to face sex crime charges
Former Irish Olympic swim team coach (77) has also dropped a planned legal challenge to his continued detention in custody in Florida
US mother and son charged over €1m cannabis seizure at Dublin Airport
Pair who appeared at Dublin District Court faced objections to bail
Man charged with breaching order to stay away from Ireland for 20 years
Defendant with history of mental illness allegedly entered Ireland by ferry last November
Court hears 13-year-old girl with history of drug use and sexual exploitation needs to switch care unit
Child with history of more than 200 incidents involving gardaí ‘wants to be part of something, she is lost’, judge told
Judge denies legal aid for three senior barristers to represent each of Sliabh Liag murderers
Judge says he has to have ‘some regard to the public purse’
Annie McCarrick: Cold case murder detectives must overcome poor investigations of 1990s
Combination of weak initial detective work and passage of time makes probes more challenging
Alleged €100,000 jewel thief denied bail over raid on Dublin diamond jewellers
Accused charged with breaking into Diamond Heaven on Clarendon Street and Nando’s on St Andrew’s Street
Ciara Kelleher on her two Custom House Capital fraud trials: ‘The powers that be refused to listen to the truth’
Former employee was accused of conspiring to defraud customers and faced two trials that ended with hung juries before DPP dropped charges
Lisa Smith’s conviction for Islamic State membership should be upheld, court told
Solicitor for former soldier, who is appealing conviction, says there is no evidence Smith recruited or fundraised for terrorist organisation
DPP seeks to overturn judge’s ‘irrational’ refusal to convict more than 30 drivers on speeding charges
District judge had said GoSafe speeding vans were ‘shooting fish in a barrel’
More than 2,000 drivers affected by High Court’s dismissal of challenge over alleged speeding in average speed zone
Ms Justice Miriam O’Regan, in a judgment on Wednesday, determined the key legal issues in Edel O’Brien’s test case in favour of the DPP
Trawler master acquitted of charges for failing to accurately record catch
Judge directs jury to return verdict of not guilty for Gareth Murphy, master of the Western Chieftain, due to failure by DPP to present fundamental evidence
Family of Ronan Wilson (9) ask DPP to appeal sentence of driver who killed him
Mother says she feels ‘let down’ by ‘leniency’ of punishment given to Sergee Kelly of Upper Mullaghmore, Co Sligo
Lisa Smith lawyers argue no legal system could convict her of Isis membership
Even if she moved to Islamic State-controlled area and was a sympathiser, it does not prove she was a member, court told
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