Lecturer jailed for sexual assault of two nieces at family gatherings
John Hogan can be identified after victims waived their right to anonymity
Woman who threatened to torture and kill her mother found guilty in Limerick
Barbie Kardashian (20) had been in care since the age of 10, court told
Jury retires to consider verdict in trial of Barbie Kardashian
Woman denies 11 charges of threatening to kill her mother and her former social care worker
Inflation is upending the labour market, so where will it end?
Indigenous employers struggle to keep pace as FDI companies hike pay rates
Gardaí accused of trying to pervert course of justice to be tried in Limerick
Judge refuses application brought by DPP to have trial heard in Dublin
Two companies face trial following deaths of bridge workers
Stonemasons drowned while working on a bridge in Limerick city
Former Fine Gael minister Tom O’Donnell dies aged 94
Former minister for the Gaeltacht served as MEP from 1979 to 1989
The microliving challenge: ‘Where do you keep your milk in a kitchen with 42 people?’
Users say co-living schemes suit students and young workers – but for ‘just a few months’
Priest found not guilty of indecently assaulting altar boy
Accused denied charges which related to various dates between 1988 and 1990
Military-style burglar well-advised to drop appeal, judge says
Aurimas Petraska jailed over raids that netted goods worth €150,000
Farmer (74) jailed for shooting man and dog as part of land feud
Ted O’Donoghue involved in dispute over Co Limerick right of way for ‘40 years’, court told
‘Obsessed’ farmer shot neighbour in dispute over right of way
Ted O’Donoghue, (74) admitted firing a shot from his legally-held gun at John Hayes
Limerick woman scalded, stabbed, and beaten by boyfriend, court told
‘The mirror is my enemy. It pains to see my reflection’ - victim
Jail sentence increased for two cousins involved in ‘fatal burglary’
John O’Donoghue (62) collapsed and died as he was about to confront the two intruders
Dublin pub to donate Good Friday takings to charity as ban is lifted
The scrapping of the restriction was set in motion by a court ruling eight years ago
DPP seeks tougher burglary sentencing as elderly ‘in permanent fear’
Rare call made as court extends detention of two jailed for ‘fatal burglary’
Vast majority of offences still have no sentencing guidelines
Irish judges can impose any sentence they like once it’s under maximum prison term in the legislation
Increased jail term sought for two involved in burglary where man died
John O’Donoghue collapsed and died in Doon as he was about to confront intruders
Taoiseach leads large attendance at Cosgrave funeral
Three surviving ministers who served under former taoiseach present
Integrity was hallmark of Liam Cosgrave’s life, mourners told
Politician turned down a State funeral and requested ‘no speeches, no nonsense’, mourners told
Man admits possessing 3,500 child porn images and videos
Judge grants application preventing the media from reporting defendant’s name
Lithuanian burglary gang member jailed for five and a half years in Limerick
Aurimas Petraska and others ‘dressed in army fatigues and balaclavas’
‘Fast cars are my heroin’: Man pleads guilty to reckless endangerment
Jamie Marshall knocked down Garda, rammed bus and two cars after high-speed chase
Gardaí investigating ‘professional’ burglary gang operating in Munster
Man ‘accidentally’ shot in the face by armed gardaí during recent operation
Charity worker jailed for six years for sexual abuse of 13-year-old girl
Casey took ‘every opportunity to have his way with the victim’
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Germany suffers its fourth attack in one week, Irish teachers could face a ban for serious misconduct and TD Michael Healy-Rae asks a lot of questions
Woman (24) punched and robbed disabled man in Limerick
Belinda O’Sullivan told victim of attack she was going to help him tie his shoelaces
Judge rejects 14 contentious ballots ahead of Kerry recount
Some 15,000 votes from 2014 local election in Listowel being recounted after legal action
Court hears of ‘savage and vicious’ assault on elderly man
Patrick Phelan (24) jailed for eight years for kicking and punching Thomas Ryan (61) in head
Vincent Collopy admits threatening witness in case against brothers
Limerick criminal to be sentenced for intimidation of man in 2010
Garda acquitted of expenses fraud by direction of judge
Ciaran Folan was accused of stealing more thant €3,300 from his employer
Garda goes on trial for stealing more than €3,300 from work
Ciaran Folan (44), from Co Wexford, accused of thefts while stationed in Clifden
Mother of nine avoids jail for failing to send three children to school
Judge in Limerick told eldest child, a boy of 16, missed each day of current school year
Limerick man caught laundering €1.5m gets four years
John Duffy said he thought the value of the cash was only around €50,000
Almost €1.5m seized by gardaí ‘literally’ being laundered
Haul described as largest confiscation of cash used for criminal purposes in history of State
‘Full-time criminal’ jailed after hit-and-run at pitch and putt course
Michael Sheehan (27) was granted bail three days before he drove into three pensioners
Two circus workers falsely imprisoned at knifepoint in Limerick
John Sheehy (21) jailed for five years over violent robbery
Heroin addict robbed Limerick nuns as they walked to Mass
Joseph Roche (30) stole bag containing cash, mobile phone and bottle of holy water
Serial burglars jailed for four years for knife attack on resident
Male occupant of apartment attacked as girlfriend escaped from bedroom window
Man must refrain from using Smooch, Plenty of Fish online dating websites
Alan Custy is to plead guilty to theft of €14,650 from woman
Man avoids jail after biting student’s ear off in Limerick
Man claims he had no recollection of 2am attack he carried out in fast-food outlet
Third man pleads guilty for role in terrifying chase through a school
Two men chased across school playground hid in classroom with pupils and teacher
McHugh heads off to the Donegal Gaeltacht for the summer
Junior minister a bright and eager student, his teacher says
Murder, sainthood and Irishness in Argentina
Dickie Kelly, the brother of a priest murdered in the Dirty War of the 1970s, is third-generation Irish and retains a strong midlands accent
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