Man pleads guilty to killing childhood friend in Co Donegal hit and run
Paul Dooher ‘clipped’ Jason Haughey with car as he was traveling on a scooter
Woman claimed she forgot she was divorced after claiming late husband’s estate
Son of deceased man tells court he is angry at failure by officials to prevent claim
Man who failed to declare money made on two property sales gets suspended sentence
Judge said failure to pay was as a result of downturn in the economy in 2008
Ex-priest jailed for 15 months as sisters urge other victims to come forward
Con Cunningham (86) pleaded guilty to eight counts of indecent assault in early 1970s
Driver who killed two says he wishes he could turn back clock
Five thrown out back of car following high-speed crash in Donegal in August 2018
Boxer pleads guilty to assault on businessmen
James Bernard McGovern charged with attacking men from father’s former employer
Disqualified driver jailed for 5½ years over crash that killed farmer
Man (24) hid in bushes after leaving girlfriend trapped in car and victim dying in road
Man who watched girl being abused on video call gets five years
David Kelly (38) watched as 13-year-old was raped by stepfather
Businessman sent ‘vile’ text messages to niece over five-year period, court told
Gardaí tracked down defendant’s phone to cardboard box in his garage with help from Interpol
Woman tells of giving birth alone after her husband was killed in crash
Aaran McColgan pleads guilty to dangerous driving causing death of John McLaughlin
Boy who fell off a stage at a wedding is awarded €35,000
Child suffered laceration in incident at a Donegal hotel in September 2017
Sean FitzPatrick fined €25,000 over Anglo loans
Size of fine is putting former bank chairman ‘to the pin of his collar’, his solicitor says
Woman (24) gets two-year suspended sentence for dangerous driving
Samantha Callan was involved in collision that let to the death of 81-year-old man
Jail for woman who stole Co Donegal pensioner’s life savings
Alicia Shaw took €27,000 from Brid Murphy’s account over course of two months
Man pleads guilty to threatening to kill garda and damaging her home
Mark Fair is also charged with making offensive phone calls to five female gardaí
Ex-principal jailed over ‘selfish’ €204,000 theft from school
Suspended sentence initially given to Finbarr Boyle deemed too lenient by Court of Appeal
Watchdog seeks clarity on legal privilege of Anglo trial collapse report
Corporate enforcer requests privilege from committee before providing 450-page report
Corporate watchdog seeks to cast wider blame for Anglo trial collapse
ODCE chief to say factors extending ‘well beyond’ watchdog contributed to acquittal
Investigator who tore up Anglo files has 'unaired' information
Kevin O’Connell asks for public hearing in 10-page letter to Oireachtas committee
Paedophile caught with child porn after reporting offer to ‘share’ boy
Court told Hugh McBride lives ‘pathetic’ life and had to move after locals learned of past offences
Corporate enforcer could make first Oireachtas appearance in nine years
Business committee may call ODCE as part of scrutiny of new law strengthening watchdog
Jury finds Donegal councillor not guilty of assaulting man
John O’Donnell said he acted in self defence at time of 2015 incident in Letterkenny
Man who bit top of friend’s ears off is jailed for four years
Anthony Dempsey claimed John Kelly had performed sex act near his sleeping sister
‘Involuntary intoxication’ the culprit in nude hotel rampage
Eamon Devlin (41) ordered to pay €5,000 or face jail time over Ballyliffin Lodge incident
Drunk driver who killed friends says he wishes he could take back what he did
Inquest heard Kiara Baird and Maria Wallace died when Dermot Dowd (24) lost control of a car in Donegal
White collar crime agency set to be given more powers by Government
ODCE to be renamed as Cabinet considers measures responding to Fitzpatrick trial collapse
Major report on business and law proposes new Cab-type agency
Special white-collar crime unit should be set up within DPP’s office, report says
The key players of the banking crisis: where are they now?
From retirement to board roles to prison, we track the fates of the central figures
Man accused of sexually exploiting a child breaks bail conditions
The man is granted bail again after contacting alleged victim over Snapchat
Transcripts from Seán FitzPatrick trial to be made public ‘in weeks’
Documents to form part of report into failings of ODCE in State’s longest-running trial
Civil servant jailed for a year for selling social welfare records
Rory Lenihan from Letterkenny received almost €22,000 from private investigators
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News review of the year: Border issues, the Garda whistleblower scandal, property prices, the Paradise Papers, Storm Ophelia and the Rescue 116 tragedy were some of the big stories of 2017
Man pleads guilty to dangerous driving causing deaths of two friends
Kiara Baird (19) and Maria Wallace (38) died in crash at Ballybofey, Co Donegal last year
Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement to be overhauled
Minister had described ODCE as ‘not fit for purpose’ because of collapse of case against FitzPatrick
Donegal civil servant sold citizens’ data to private investigator
Letterkenny man Rory Lenihan was paid a total of more than €6,000 for information
Barristers in FitzPatrick case paid record-breaking rate
Senior counsel paid €3,000 a day during 126-day trial, and received €40,000 ‘brief fee’
Court proceedings to be televised for first time
Pilot project will broadcast Supreme Court judgements as they are read out
ODCE paid €300,000 to experts in FitzPatrick trial
Judge ruled audit specialist could not give testimony as proposed evidence ‘irrelevant’
‘Get Seánie’: The prosecution of Seán FitzPatrick
The former Anglo boss has been acquitted in court again following a ‘biased’ investigation
Seán FitzPatrick case one of State’s most cack-handed trials
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Juror on Seán FitzPatrick case says he heard of acquittal from ‘guys in work’
Judge John Aylmer gave permission for the media to publish his ruling immediately instead of allowing the jury to hear it first
TD accuses Seán FitzPatrick of ‘rotten, corrupt activities’
Richard Boyd Barrett claims former Anglo chairman’s acquittal ‘stinks to high heaven’
Seán FitzPatrick acquittal raises questions for key State agencies
Significant number of issues emerge for those linked to ‘biased’ and ‘partisan’ inquiry
Former head of ODCE declines to comment on FitzPatrick case
ODCE says it has undergone ‘significant change’ since Paul Appleby’s time in charge
Seán FitzPatrick trial: Taoiseach criticises State agency involved
Enda Kenny says a minister performing like the ODCE would be sacked immediately
State agency under pressure over Seán FitzPatrick inquiry
Judge found the ODCE set out to ‘construct a case’ against the former Anglo chairman
Seán FitzPatrick trial: a trail of blunders
Profound questions about how the case was investigated and prosecuted
The banker, the investigator and the shredding of documents
Kevin O’Connell’s destruction of paperwork played role in Seán FitzPatrick’s acquittal
FitzPatrick always appeared a little bitter at treatment
Former banker spent considerable amount of time in criminal courts of justice
Shredding played key role in downfall of FitzPatrick inquiry
Legal adviser ‘taken aback’ by Garda Commissioner’s note about witness statements
Ex-Anglo chief Seán FitzPatrick acquitted in long-running loans case
‘As you can appreciate it’s a wonderful day for me and my family’
Seán FitzPatrick case is longest criminal trial in State’s history
Trial of former Anglo Irish Bank boss enters 90th day at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court
Former Anglo auditor promises to give ‘unvarnished truth’
Witness at Sean FitzPatrick trial denies conflict of interest with firm he works for
Auditor not aware of Sean Fitzpatrick loan documents
Former Anglo Irish Bank chairman accused of failing to disclose €100 million in loans
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