Man guilty of ‘intimidating’ TD Michael Healy-Rae at Dáil protest must do DIY and community work
Dean Hickson (22) from Finglas will never attend a protest again in his life, court told
Dublin District Court
Man who allegedly rammed gates of Áras an Uachtaráin caused over €10,000 worth of damage, court told
Ronan Dunn (58) from Maynooth appeared at Dublin District Court on Friday
Five-week-old baby boy died while being carried in sling, inquest hears
Coroner in case to write to HSE to ensure parents are aware of risks associated with use of the baby carriers
Woman alleges ex-partner ‘bombarded’ her with ‘very vile’ sexually explicit texts and photos
Man once sent woman 50 text messages in five hours, Dublin District Family Court hears
Landlord Marc Godart granted hearing date for ‘relatively contentious’ prosecution over short-term lettings
Businessman accused by Dublin City Council of failing to comply with enforcement related to short-term letting at Reuben House in Dublin 8
Man (39) charged with stabbing during Olympic homecoming celebration granted bail
Viron Hykaj, of Parnell Street, Dublin 1, accused of assault causing harm to a man in his 40s
Death of man while felling tree an ‘unspeakable tragedy’
William Kenny (41) was killed in Portrane, Co Dublin in 2023
Man accused of making false bomb threats to Oireachtas and Government Buildings sent forward for trial
Michael Murray (53) accused of making false reports giving rise to safety fears from Midlands Prison in Portlaoise
Woman gets orders against estranged husband and three sons over alleged threats
Woman says she is dealing with ‘aggressive males who see me as a hindrance’ and that enforced way of life is ‘inhumane’, court told
Dublin City Council brings fresh charges against landlord Marc Godart over unauthorised short-term lettings
Council is also taking action against Luxembourg-based landlord for breaching fire safety laws
Landlord Marc Godart must cover legal bill of former tenants in ‘dragged out’ case
Judge Quirke ruled former tenants were entitled to legal costs of just over €3,900 plus VAT after their ‘unlawful eviction’ from a rented property in Dublin 1
Woman in temporary accommodation who was threatened by her husband is granted protection order
Dublin Family District Court hears multiple protection order applications from older people seeking protection from their adult children
Inside the childcare courts: ‘Making money from the misery of children - that’s distasteful’
Judges at coalface of State’s care system criticise ‘corporate’ Child and Family Agency and warn against privatisation of care
Man charged with brandishing hammer in Phoenix Park denies ‘attack on the gay community’
Reece Murphy, of Rowlagh Avenue, Clondalkin, appeared before Dublin District Court on Monday
Man charged with laundering over €1 million in criminal cash at Dublin 16 address
Oleksandr Strymbu (35) of Knocklyon appeared before special sitting of Dublin District Court on Saturday
Blocks of heroin found under child’s paddling pool and in toy room during €305,000 drug raid, court hears
Clive McCowan from Saggart was remanded on bail at Dublin District Court on Saturday
Diarmuid Connolly pleads guilty to assault over ‘unprovoked’ New Year’s Eve attack
Former Dublin footballer ordered to pay compensation after punching two men in 2022
Garda to be tried for perverting course of justice, false imprisonment of woman and burglary of flat in Dublin
Colum Ryan (35) is one of four officers before courts arising out of anti-corruption investigation
Landscaper and exotic animal breeder appear in court in connection with €150,000 cocaine seizure
Joe Donogher (54) and Darren Shields (47) appeared at Dublin District Court on Saturday
Residential care provider for children accused of ‘falsified’ background checks and ‘altered’ Garda vetting
Tusla takes prosecution against Ideal Care Services and its directors
Eir case: Mother unable to call 999 for sick child due to dropped signal
Court hears customer made 13 calls to Eir, sent five emails and tried to make contact eight times on social media but never got anywhere
Woman who fled her home gets interim barring order against husband
Woman alleges she is in ‘constant fear’ over husband’s behaviour and endured years of psychological abuse
Two men allegedly ‘committed riot’ on O’Connell Street in Dublin last November
Incidents in the city centre were among the ‘largest scenes of public disorder that has ever occurred in the history of the State’, Dublin District Court told
Father fined for courtroom attack on his daughter’s sex abuser
Man who had been ‘overcome with emotion’ was spared jail but had a conviction recorded and was fined €300 after admitting the assault
Garda to stand trial accused of burglary and perverting course of justice
Unit of Dublin-based officer has been under investigation by garda anti-corruption unit
Massage parlour yet to pay record €91,000 award to former worker, court told
Worker awarded record payout at Workplace Relations Commission over ‘egregious’ sexual harassment
Woman (38) accused of trespassing and burglaries at three schools in one day
Mother of one remanded in custody before next court appearance on March 14th
Former election candidate pleads not guilty to slash-hook charge
Businessman Brian Garrigan (56) intends to run in forthcoming local elections ‘to put Irish lives first’
Woman secures protection order against partner who allegedly put shotgun to her head
Woman alleged her former partner frequently assaulted and abused her for more than a decade
Woman tells family court she was ‘absolutely battered’ by partner after child’s funeral
Man is refusing to allow mother retrieve mementoes of their deceased child from his house, court told
Woman weeps as judge grants protection order against ‘master manipulator’ partner
Father who fled home in fear of two adult sons gets interim barring orders against both
Property firm linked to landlord Marc Godart facing prosecution over fire safety notice
Green Label Property Investments Ltd also being prosecuted in separate proceedings for alleged breaches of planning laws
Boy (17) third person to be charged with murder of gunman Tristan Sherry in Dublin restaurant
Tristan Sherry (26) was killed after opening fire in Browne’s Steakhouse in Blanchardstown
Garda found guilty of assaulting man he believed was taking photos of him and off-duty colleagues
Man tells court he was not photographing the detective and his colleagues in bar but taking selfies instead
Court grants barring order after seeing video of husband ‘wielding a knife’
The woman told Dublin District Court her husband had beaten her multiple times
Dublin man pleads not guilty to public order charges connected to incidents during a protest at Dáil
About 200 protesters had held a demonstration outside Leinster House as the Dáil returned to session after the summer recess last month
Dodgy boxes: Could I end up in court if I own one?
Conor Pope investigates the implications of owning or selling a ‘protection-defeating device’
Dissatisfied consumers go legal: a fly on the wall of the Small Claims Court
Court 23 in the Four Courts in Dublin is one court where people claiming lost money from dodgy plumbing, poor locksmithing and unhappy holidays seek justice at minimal legal cost
Fines totalling €379,000 issued to 26 motorists after unpaid M50 tolls
Transport authority prosecuted drivers after sending hundreds of warning letters, most of which went unanswered
Man charged over damage to Dublin’s Gate theatre
Theatre said its performance schedule has not disrupted by the incident
Tourist (65) dragged down Dublin city centre lane by her handbag in ‘predatory’ robbery
Ballyfermot man charged with robbery after Tuesday night incident near Backehlor’s Walk
Teen charged with attacks on three tourists in Temple Bar ordered to stay out of Dublin 2
A bail hearing on Tuesday at Dublin District Court heard there were concerns that businesses in the area could face threats for cooperating with the Garda investigation
Dublin man stabbed partner and strangled her until she passed out, court told
Gareth McGrath (33), Tallaght, is refused bail after garda says he saw the word ‘Rat’ written on woman’s home
Grandmother secures interim barring order against granddaughter
The woman’s mother also secured an interim barring order against her while her father got a protection order against her
Mother-of-one accused of faking her own death awaits DPP decision
The court heard it is alleged that Amy McCauley (33) pretended to be her own sister to have herself declared dead on December 26th
Tesco worker spared jail over claiming €14,000 in bogus pandemic unemployment payments
Judge Anthony Halpin says dishonesty ‘as infectious as Covid-19 ever was and is spreading at an alarming rate in all quarters of society’
Woman accused of faking her own death and using bogus medical reports in Dublin and Wexford
Mother of one granted bail at Dublin District Court despite detective’s objections
Man accused of threats against Russian embassy walks free from Dublin District Court
Case collapses after alleged injured party fails to engage with prosecutors
‘It’s so painful. It’s so difficult,’ says woman illegally evicted by Marc Godart firm
Lizet Pena-Herrera wants landlord to learn a lesson and ‘don’t do this to anyone else’
Two Americans accused of unlawfully importing €600,000 of cannabis from US via Dublin Airport
Two Americans remanded in custody at Dublin District Court and will appear again next week
Man (40) held after seizure of drugs worth €69,000 in Dublin
Cocaine and cannabis allegedly found in defendant’s bedroom
Recycling centre manager accused of handling stolen cars and catalytic converters
Brian McDonnell (53) charged after gardaí conducted searches at St Margaret’s Recycling & Transfer Centre Ltd in Dublin
Trial date set for ‘celebrity’ charged with defilement of minor
Man (40s), who can’t be named for legal reasons, will stand trial in October charged with engaging in sex acts with a child
Teenager already had sepsis when he visited doctor two days before death, inquest hears
Coroner returns narrative verdict due to conflicting evidence into death of Seán Hughes (15) from Finglas
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