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Margaret Loftus says she was intimidated and punished by her Garda colleagues after reporting her husband for assault

Clondalkin man (48) withdrew application amid High Court hearing

Brochures through letterboxes offer bogus savings rates that fintech says are unrealistic and which are not available through its website

Unidentified woman alleges she was brought into country as a 13-year-old for sexual exploitation

Suspect, who is Irish, was deported from Brazil to Ireland and was detained at Dublin Airport

Psychiatrists agree verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity was open to the jurors in case of Henry McGowan

Frank Daly, who worked in Irish Times for decades, died after being struck by vehicle on North Earl Street last week

Judge not satisfied exclusion of new evidence in case of Limerick man Stephen O’Sullivan (43) ‘would do justice to anyone’

Increase, up to 42 from 18 in 2024, comes after several high-profile cases resulted in convictions for force members

Pedro Cifali’s motivation for attack was in part due to jealousy of Lucia Nezbalova’s new relationship, court hears

Blighe, who has pleaded not guilty, ‘skirting quite close to online commentary’ regarding case, court told

Incident occurred at Leinster senior schools hurling final at Nowlan Park in Kilkenny

Officers recover heroin, cannabis and prescription tablets during searches in Carlow Town

Another six faced accusations of sexual assault within the military in 2025

The 41-year-old father of four arrived in Ireland in 2019 to attend the Dublin Poker Festival

The collision occurred shortly after 2.15pm on Sunday at Holycross

We’re happy to talk about the Epstein files all day long - just don’t mention our own shameful record

A number of electronic devices were seized following the search

Second civil trial for Det Supt Rory Sheriff in four months after jury failed to reach conclusion

Clampdown follows killing of Grace Lynch (16), who was hit by speeding scrambler driver as she crossed road in Finglas last month

Gardaí are continuing to investigate the collision which happened in Dublin 1

To help recruitment and retention, members of the Defence Forces and An Garda Síochána could receive tax rebates every seven years

Retrial begins in case where John Bowe (41) alleges he was unlawfully struck after high-speed chase

UK practice uses drones to track offenders and avoid ‘high speed chase dangers’, TD says

One man pronounced dead and three other adults hospitalised with varying injuries

President, Taoiseach, Tánaiste and others offer condolences following North Earl Street incident

Brian O’Reilly claims he was denied acting-up allowance as penalisation for raising protected disclosures

Individual previously received a suspended sentence for the thefts before a jury in the Circuit Court

Denise Callinan claims she ‘screamed out in agony’ after member of force allegedly twisted her arm until it broke

Fatal 2016 attack that killed David Byrne followed by major gangland feud which claimed another 17 lives

Vehicles to be banned in public places amid renewed push to remove bikes from roads following death of Grace Lynch

Car dealer (48) denies being part of organised crime group and that money found in envelopes represented proceeds of crime

Barrister for Gareth Delaney (25) said his client’s use of more than €30,000 of Jerry O’Sullivan’s funds ‘lacked sophistication’

Garda tells court Barry Moore (34) declined to give evidence at trial of four of the accused late last year ‘owing to the fact that he was afraid’

Lorcan Murphy (32) sentenced to three years with two years suspended over incident that happened in Temple Bar area in June 2021

Elections in Cyprus raise hopes for fresh attempt to resolve decades old conflict on the divided Mediterranean island

Three-vehicle crash occurred in Walkinstown, west Dublin on Sunday morning

Standalone weapons investigation did not lead to key surveillance evidence being fed into wider inquiries