Doorman who left pub owner to die has jail term reduced by one year on appeal
Defendant was sentenced to nine years after he was convicted of manslaughter in 2019
Minister for Eucharist fails in bid to have jail term for sexually abusing young girl reduced
The man built a garden shed which his victim believed was for the purpose of committing sex assaults
Woman sobs in court as she’s told she is being jailed for false sex assault allegation
Judges in the Court of Appeal imposed a one-year custodial term
Judge ‘mistaken’ in not deciding on warrant issued for seizure of editor’s phone
The editor of The Democrat had his phone siezed following Strokestown repossession
First people in Ireland convicted of FGM face retrial after convictions quashed
Court rules trial was ‘unfair’ because of problems with translation of their testimony
Frustration mounts over court delays as more judges sought
New judges expected to be announced within two weeks
Doctor loses appeal against poor performance finding
Court of Appeal dismisses challenge to finding by Medical Coucil regarding 28-year-old patient
Man (85) jailed for sexually abusing his adopted daughter appeals conviction
Man had been sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison for abuse over 10-year period
Man who murdered 90-year-old tells court there’s no proof he caused death
Man’s lawyer tells court pathology evidence shows man died due to hip fracture
Man who admitted stabbing fisherman found guilty of manslaughter
Jury unanimously accepted defence case that Darren Houlden ‘lost control and snapped’
Court upholds convictions over €2m cash-in-transit robbery
Three men appealed convictions for kidnapping family as part of robbery in 2018
Dublin City Council official arrested over extortion allegations
Investigation centres on payment of protection by building firms working in Dublin
‘Significant drugs wholesaler’ has 17 year jail term reduced by four years
Man (38) was out on bail when he was caught with drugs worth €12,958 at his house
Cork man appeals conviction for the murder of his girlfriend
Darren Murphy admitted manslaughter of Olivia Dunlea in Passage West in 2013
Farmer who killed neighbour with teleporter sees jail term increased from five to nine years
DPP had appealed leniency of Michael Ferris’ sentence for manslaughter of Anthony O’Mahony
Protection money for criminals given to council official in envelope, High Court told
Dublin City Council official gave €1,200 payments from contractor to criminal, Cab told
Flanagan ‘greatly disturbed’ over reports of council paying protection money
‘We’re trying to get to the bottom of this,’ Eoghan Murphy says
Ryanair seeks injunction preventing pilots strike from going ahead
Dublin-based pilots directly employed by the airline are due to strike for 48 hours from midnight on August 22nd
Man who raped wife’s sister-in-law given 7 year sentence
Woman woke up in her bedroom on Christmas night to find man raping her
Real IRA leader who plotted royal visit attack dies in prison
Seamus McGrane (64) planned to carry out explosion during Prince Charles’s 2015 trip
Father of two died from brain injuries consistent with single blow from iron bar, court told
Polish truck drivers deny murder of Hungarian man during row at Fermoy filling station
Two truck drivers deny murder of man at Cork filling station
Deceased and companion brought metal bars to scene after earlier row, trial hears
Sharp fall in criminal suspects sent from Republic to other EU states
Number surrendered to Republic from other EU states remains close to all-time highs
Jury to resume deliberations in murder trial of Kerry farmer
Michael Ferris drove forks of teleporter through neighbour’s car window
Referendum commission to oversee blasphemy poll announced
Ms Justice Isobel Kennedy to act as chairwoman ahead of October vote
Cabinet agrees to table legislation to hold an abortion referendum
Harris says it will be difficult to meet May deadline but Government will do all it can
Catherine Nevin: The trial and conviction of the 'Black Widow'
Nevin maintained her husband Tom was killed by raiders in Jack White’s pub in 1996
Dissident republican who planned royal visit attack jailed for 11.5 years
Seamus McGrane is only second person convicted of directing terrorism in State
Real IRA leader is found guilty of directing terrorism
Seamus McGrane plotted an explosion during State visit of Prince Charles two years ago
IRA man jailed for buying car used in NI prison officer murder
David Black (52) shot dead while driving to work at Maghaberry prison
Man who bought car used in murder of prison officer to be sentenced
Police established that Vincent Banks bought Toyota Camry car used from a man in Dublin
Cheltenham-winning horse among assets targeted by CAB
Labaik believed to be among assets owned or part owned by drug dealer John Boylan
New submissions today in torture case involving ex-councillor
Ex-Sinn Féin councillor Jonathan Dowdall may be sentenced today if request fails
Ian Bailey appeals against voluntary homicide indictment
Lawyers expected to be given access to full French file on Toscan du Plantier case
Man wanted over murder of David Black appears in Dublin court
Damian McLaughlin arrested in Donegal and is sought in North over prison officer’s death
‘Hooded Man’ and co-accused to face trial for allegedly assisting IRA
Kevin Hannaway and four others charged with knowingly helping an unlawful organisation
Man who stabbed mother to death found not guilty by reason of insanity
Dun Laoghaire man had schizophrenia and was unable to refrain from actions, trial told
Symphysiotomy: the whitewash that never was
Complexities of the arguments for and against the practice have been largely ignored
Shane Ross wrote of ‘sheer neck’ of Angela Kerins, court told
TD’s article appeared after ex-Rehab chief and other officials of charity appeared at PAC
Kerins seeking ‘unprecedented’ court control over Dáil
Ex-Rehab CEO seeking to alter separation of powers between courts and legislature, court told
PAC engaged in ‘frolic of its own’ in dealings with Angela Kerins
Committee made statements and comments derogatory of ex-Rehab boss, counsel says
Angela Kerins was victim of ‘PAC steamroller’, counsel says
Hearing into Rehab payments was ‘ inquiry into charity sector earnings’, court told
Man jailed for 13 years over brutal rape at his home
Woman assaulted and violated after being invited to home to help with painting work
Hearing date set for man wanted for attempted murder
Simeon Cosmo Langford (32) also sought in UK for grievous bodily harm, theft and assault
HSE hopes to resolve dispute with Aras Attracta nurses
Fives nurses granted injunctions after HSE found to be in breach of its own procedures
Man accused of helping Islamic State granted stay on deportation
Goverment alleges the 52-year-old father of four is the main recruiter for Isil in Ireland
Archbishop criticised for ‘vilifying’ clergy in abuse inquiry
Bishops and senior clergy denied natural justice, says Fr Tony Flannery
Man accused of dissident activity bailed ahead of trial
Five men arrested as part of operation targeting alleged dissidents in Dublin Region
‘Sunday World’ appeals €900,000 libel damages
Jury found man was libelled in article describing him as a ‘Traveller drug king’
Former DJ denied appeal on indecent assault convictions
Eamonn Cooke jailed for 10 years after being found guilty of 42 counts against two complainants
Mother and baby homes inquiry seeks to hear from residents
Commission to focus on 14 homes, with report to be completed by 2018
Former garda feared for life in assault by ‘semi-naked man’
58-year-old retired garda awarded €80,000 compensation in High Court
High Court restrains man from slaughtering 82 cattle
Mullingar based livestock exporter says it has not been paid for animals by Limerick dealer
Angela Kerins seeks damages over treatment by PAC ‘vultures’
Court told former Rehab chief had ‘devastating’ injuries after committee’s questioning
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