Niall Gilligan case: Former hurler said he acted in ‘a reasonable manner’ at time of alleged assault on boy (12)
Court heard that when medics started cutting clothes off boy ‘they were finding more and more injuries’
Penneys’ Irish parent profits top €2m per day last year
Pretax profits hit €881.5m, according to latest accounts
Teenager says he did not see former Clare hurler Niall Gilligan hit his 12-year-old friend with a stick, court hears
Mr Gilligan, a former All-Ireland winner, denies assault causing harm during 2023 incident
Former Clare hurler Niall Gilligan ‘whacked’ boy (12) with stick, jury hears
All-Ireland winning hurler denies charge of assault causing harm of the boy in 2023
Wetherspoons wins permission for Dublin sound barrier
Pub chain closed its beer garden at Camden Street venue in 2022 in response to locals’ noise complaints
Drury Street hotel plans for vacant office block hit by local concerns about on-street drinking
Balrath Investments is seeking to change the use of the first to fourth floor levels from vacant office at Maryland House
Former All-Star hurler Niall Gilligan denies assaulting boy with stick at Co Clare hostel
All-Ireland winner’s trial is to start on Wednesday
Photos of animal neglect on Clare farm ‘most distressing’, Judge says
Sheep and cattle removed after Department of Agriculture inspector found carcasses on farm
Ex-TD Violet-Anne Wynne says she cannot pay rent and is depending on goodwill
Wynne asked in court to substantiate claim she has no income to pay off €6,500 debt to ex-office worker
Sandyford apartment scheme given go ahead
Council gave permission for the scheme after ordering the removal of two floors
Judge grants safety order to woman after letters received from violent prisoner
Inmate with history of violence against women serving long sentence for offence against ex-partner
Man charged over assault of Clare judge further charged over theft
Alleged theft occurred day after accused alleged to have assaulted retired district court judge Joseph Mangan
New plans for 1,100 apartments at former Clonliffe College site submitted by developer
Hines MD Brian Moran says firm unlikely to make new application despite government changes to apartment design standards
Anti-immigration activist Philip Dwyer’s conviction over trespassing is upheld
Dwyer ‘went well beyond’ making enquiries at direct provision centre, said judge
Fianna Fáil TD joins opposition to Dundrum drone hub plan
To date, 57 submissions have been lodged with the council with the vast bulk opposed to the proposal.