Friday 23 April, 2021
The jury at the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court found the appellant guilty in 2019.
Fred and Jude Bellingham were the latest footballers to be targeted on Instagram last weekend.
Two of the men are due in court today.
Joseph Marmion was a teacher at Belvedere from 1969 until 1978. He died in 2000.
A whistleblower says a number of people have contacted him about incidents of alleged sexual abuse and assault.
Women’s Aid has today launched a new campaign to support young women experiencing abuse during the pandemic.
The now 34-year-old woman said every day with her father felt like “a fight to survive”.
It is the latest in a series of similar controversies in football.
The actor said she was “brainwashed and manipulated” by the singer.
Joe McAveety was born in a mother and baby home and grew up in industrial schools which were rife with physical and sexual abuse.
Patrick O’Brien admitted sending the former footballer messages that were grossly offensive, obscene and menacing.
The woman, who is the man’s former partner, said she “might be dead or in a vegetative state” if doctors and gardaí had not intervened.
The Dubliner, who is on loan from Celtic, was sent the messages after Dundee’s Scottish Cup win yesterday.
The former England international received a barrage of abusive messages after her comments about the club.
Loosehead prop Paddy McAllister has defended captain Paul Boyle on Twitter.
Steven Bergwijn was targeted on social media after he missed two one-on-ones at Anfield on Wednesday night.
It is claimed that the boys were aged between 12 and 16 at the time of the alleged offences.
A New York Times investigation revealed that videos on the adult-content site depicted incidents of rape and violence.
Research also found that 1 in 2 young women abused by a partner experiences abuse online.
People could face up to seven years in prison if they publish intimate images without consent.
The justice minister said the recent sharing of images without consent has angered her and she will bring in “tough new laws”.
An online messaging platform, Discord, deleted a server and banned users.
The man was jailed for 20 years in 2017 for a series of offences over a 17-year period.
Survivors want Ireland to face up to its past – but there are different views on the best way to do this.
The commission is due to submit its final report today, over five years after it was set up.
The pontiff accepted the resignation of Edward Janiak as bishop of Kalisz.
People experiencing domestic abuse are being urged to contact gardaí.
The report by Ian Elliott was published today.
A number of videos have been posted online in the last month.
The former football coach is currently serving a 30-year jail term for multiple offences.
The Women’s Aid 24-hour national freephone helpline is available on 1800 341 900.
Tusla’s new guidelines mean social workers could have to “stress test” allegations during interviews.
The judge commended the bravery of the woman who came forward to report the abuse.
Under UK law, a member of the public can ask police to tell them if their partner may pose a risk to them.
McClean was the target of sectarian chants in the lead-up to Remembrance Sunday.
The investigation is the largest safeguarding investigation the PSNI has ever dealt with.
Zainab Boladale said she has been dealing with much of the abuse since 2017.
One victim described his relationship with drugs and alcohol as a result of the abuse.
The Irish international was abused by sections of the home support during Stoke City’s 4-2 win over Barnsley at Oakwell.
Back in 2014, then director general Tony O’Brien said it was time to look at these sorts of measures to protect vulnerable clients.
