Man convicted of sexual abuse claims lockdown may have put pressure on jury
60-year-old was convicted of 30 counts of abuse and described in court as a ‘predator’
Verdict of medical misadventure at inquest into stillbirth at Drogheda hospital
Mother of child wanted Caesarean birth and was not happy about being induced, inquest told
Garda did not see cash when he took possession of Pete Taylor’s clothes, court told
Boxing trainer said he complained Gsoc after tracksuit with up to €400, was not returned following shooting
Gunman stopped firing after Pete Taylor hit in boxing club attack, court hears
Shooter seemed calm as he opened fire at Bray club, court told
Van allegedly used in Bray Boxing club attack found close to accused’s family home, court told
Gerard Cervi has pleaded not guilty to murdering Bobby Messett and attempted murder of Peter Taylor and Ian Britton
Leaving Cert students ‘face burnout’ from constant testing in class
Test results may be used to determine State exam grades if summer exams are cancelled
Terenure College apologises after former rugby coach pleads guilty to indecent assault
John McClean (75) admitted to sexually abusing 23 males in the 1970s and 1980s
‘Unclear’ how ‘interrogation’ of data was linked to INM cost-cutting
INM board initially ‘downplayed’ alleged data breach to watchdog, High Court hears
Father and three sons go on trial for Dublin murder
Neil Reilly beaten to death after firing shotgun at Bradley home in Ronanstown
The Citizens’ Assembly – a canny move on the road to repeal
Assembly was a portent of shifting public attitudes on abortion
State says Graham Dwyer’s case is ‘misconceived’
Lawyers claim convicted murderer’s High Court challenge is a ‘re-run’ of earlier application
Baby had tissues from different boxes in throat, murder trial told
John Tighe from Co Mayo has pleaded not guilty to murdering his 6-month old son
INM chairman Leslie Buckley claims privilege over communications, High Court hears
Buckley’s stance is over dealings with cyber security specialist as Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement looks at ‘data breach’
High Court reserves judgment in Facebook case
Data watchdog wants EU court to decide on European Commission data-transfer rulings
Citizens’ Assembly to be balloted on abortion recommendations
Members will vote on the advice they will give to Government on Eighth Amendment
Granddaughter relieved at death of abuser, ex-lord mayor of Cork
City councillors’ expression of condolences ‘slap in the face’, says survivor Elaine Murray
Universities criticise cut in fees for emigrants
Setting of fees not the responsibility of Government, universities body argues
Criticism of appointment of former Cox aide as chief executive of culture city Limerick
Position was neither advertised nor tendered
Colm Murray’s illness ‘broke our hearts’, daughter says
Mourners told broadcaster was a ‘great wordsmith’ with ‘a charismatic personality’
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE...
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Stardust
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Family NoticesOpens in new window
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices