#Courts
Man who raped ex-partner jailed for six years
A detective garda gave evidence that the man was becoming increasingly paranoid in the days prior to the offences.
Man found guilty of murdering partner who was strangled in bedroom after 'binge' drinking session
The 12 jurors found Sean Nolan guilty of murder by a majority verdict of 10-2.
Court of Appeal upholds restriction on identifying mother who smothered her child
The woman was found not guilty of murdering her child by reason of insanity.
Two men charged after €7 million worth of cannabis seized
The illegal drugs arrived in a container from Spain through Dublin Port.
Woman sent forward for trial accused of murdering man stabbed to death in Kingswood, Dublin
Garreth Kelly, 39, died following an incident in Kingswood, Co Dublin, on 25 February last.
RTÉ apologises to Declan Ganley over Prime Time programme broadcast 12 years ago
No other details of the settlement were aired in open court.
Man (50) to stand trial accused of impeding investigation into the murder of Keane Mulready Woods
Mulready Woods, from Drogheda, was last seen alive in the town on 12 January.
Midwife convicted of money laundering offences challenges HSE decision to dismiss her
The action has been taken by Samantha Sinnott, a midwife at Wexford General Hospital.
Gardaí investigating whether jury were secretly recorded during recent criminal trial
A 36-year-old man denies having taken any videos or photos of proceedings.
Man given partially suspended sentence for sexually abusing young niece over two-year period
The man was sentenced at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.
Man appears in court charged with running six brothels in Dublin
Hani Ali Showky is accused of running brothels in Smithfield, Rathmines, Santry and Northwood.
Two men jailed for roles in 'nasty' break-in during which residents restrained them until gardaí arrived
The case was heard before the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.
Blood stains on clothes in accused's house matched deceased's DNA, court hears
Philip Dunbar (20) has pleaded not guilty to the murder of 23-year-old Adam ‘Floater’ Muldoon.
Woman sued by stepson for share of €3.3m jackpot can't sue former Lotto operator over 'bad advice'
Mary Walsh settled proceedings brought against her by her step-son David Walsh in 2018.
Prisoner who assaulted officer as he was being taken to be searched jailed for 15 months
Prison officer John Cullen sustained a broken finger during the incident.
Man who supplied car in IRA operation to put bomb under PSNI officer's jeep sentenced to three years
Robert O’Leary previously said “never in a million years” would he be involved with the IRA.
'Mr Moonlight' appeal: Evidence of Pat Quirke's behaviour was necessary to set out context, DPP argues
Pat Quirke was convicted last year of the murder of popular DJ and father-of-two Bobby “Mr Moonlight” Ryan.
Two boys offered €10k compensation after drinking out-of-date milk from Tesco
The milk was bought from Tesco in Ashbourne on 29 December last, three days after the expiry date on the bottle.
Over 100 jobs set to go at clothing retailer Pamela Scott
Provisional liquidators were appointed in the High Court today to two related companies that operate Pamela Scott shops
Woman who stole elderly friend's bank card while visiting her in hospital to be sentenced
The woman stole over €2,700 from the victim over three months.
FBD employee says advice he gave to publican that Covid-19 pandemic was covered was an error
An FBD executive accepted that he told the director of the Lemon and Duke bar that its policy covered losses that may arise due to Covid-19 in the event of a forced closure.
Patrick Quirke's barrister says 'tabloid-ese' claims should not have been allowed in murder trial
A court heard submissions on the second day of an appeal against the farmer’s conviction for murder.
Adrian Donohoe's wife tells court she will 'never recover fully' from her husband's murder
The Det Garda’s parents Hugh and Peggy Donohoe said they visit his grave every week.
Aaron Brady sentenced to minimum of 40 years in prison for the capital murder of Det Garda Adrian Donohoe
Brady was found guilty by a jury in August.
Aaron Brady to be sentenced for the capital murder of Adrian Donohoe
Brady will be sentenced in court today.
Bar owners say they were 'given assurances' that insurer FBD would cover losses caused by Covid-19
The High Court heard further submissions in a case taken by bars against the insurer.
Father who dangled three-and-a-half-month-old baby over river pleads guilty to endangering her life
The accused was remanded in custody to appear via-video link from prison for the sentencing hearing.
Chief Justice expresses 'very serious concern' at delays as Seamus Woulfe requests third postponement of meeting
The two judges were set to meet to discuss the ongoing fallout over the Golfgate dinner.
'Tittle tattle' was used as evidence to convict Patrick Quirke of murdering Bobby Ryan, court hears
Quirke was sentenced to life in prison last year for the murder of Bobby ‘Mr Moonlight’ Ryan.
Special arrangements made ahead of the sentencing of Aaron Brady in court tomorrow
Aaron Brady was found guilty of the capital murder of Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe on 11 August.
Murder accused told gardaí he was on tablets and had been hearing voices for weeks when he stabbed homeless man
Philip Dunbar (20) has pleaded not guilty to the murder of 23-year-old Adam ‘Floater’ Muldoon.
Father of one who headbutted man while dressed as Superman handed suspended sentence
The victim was left with a broken nose and later required surgery due to a deviated septum.
High Court rules that Ian Bailey cannot be extradited to France in connection with murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier
Bailey has always denied any role in the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier in west Cork in 1996.
Man in court over arson incident in Clondalkin
The arson incident occurred in Clondalkin in August.
Fat Freddie Thompson to appeal murder conviction
Thompson was jailed for life in August 2018.
Widow of Console founder charged with fraudulent trading and money laundering
Kelly is the widow of the suicide prevention charity’s former chief executive Paul Kelly, who died earlier this year.
Man found guilty of murdering former flatmate by stabbing him 62 times
The incident occurred in August 2017.
Dublin-based hospitality group sues Government over Covid-19 restrictions on bars and restaurants
Press Up Group operates some of the capital’s best-known bars and restaurants.
Seamus Woulfe postpones meeting with Chief Justice 'for personal reasons'
The two judges were set to meet to discuss the ongoing fallout over the Golfgate dinner.
High Court rules against Ryanair, says State travel advice is legal
The judge found that the government acted lawfully in providing travel advice and public health advice in respect of the pandemic.
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