Jury to decide on mental state of accused, who denies murder but admits manslaughter

The woman, 37, was detained at Ballymun Garda Station Section 2 of The Criminal Justice (Drug Trafficking) Act, 1996, and was later released without charge.

High Court judge quashes minister's deportation order for woman, who has been rendered homeless since May 2016 after being told to leave direct provision

West Cork man Michael Curtis, 70, convicted after sniffer dog found more than €1,000 worth of cannabis herb at his home

'I have good respect for the guards. They have looked after me the last three or four years. When the gun went off, I didn’t see anyone in the hallway,' says accused

The court heard that since the offence she had managed to rehabilitate from a chronic heroin addiction.

Man who kicked over bench in courtroom and then injured a garda escorting him to a prison van is now drug free and starting a course in Trinity in September, court hears

Man stole over €200k in funds connected to primary school, panel hears

Sgt Lyons said Jennifer Heaphy had five convictions for having drugs for her own use and three counts of having drugs for sale or supply to others in the past.

She claims that late last month agents of her landlord entered her salon and allegedly changed the locks of the premises.

Leanne Hegarty had previously pleaded guilty in an unrelated case to carrying out a robbery from a different woman in Cork city.

The complainant had claimed that he came into the house uninvited, with a knife, tapped her leg with it, held a knife to her cheek and threatened to kill her

Verdict of death by suicide after body was discovered in upstairs bedroom of woman's home in Dublin

Occupants have nowhere to go and, if the fund's application succeeds, there would be 'an absolute mess' for the State to deal with, judge hears

15-year-old boy remanded in custody after being charged with murder of office clearer Urantsetseg Tserendorj, who died two weeks knife after attack in January 

The BPO, made in 2018 by Ms Justice Caroline Costello, directed Mr Dunne, aged 66, to make payments of €7,000 monthly from November 25, 2018, ending on July 25, 2021.

CAB says the searches targeted two organised crime gangs who are 'actively involved' in drug trafficking nationally.

Megan’s father, John McGoldrick, said it was regrettable to note in the letter of apology there was no mention of any lessons learned from “ the disastrous outcome of Megan’s birth".

Accused 'punched out windows' at a property and threatened harm to himself and others

A jury was yesterday sworn in to hear the case against two brothers accused of different assaults, damage and burglary-type charges but moments later a key witness in the case said: “I don’t want to give any evidence in court today.

A dispute over the payment for accommodation for private-consultants' patients in public hospitals led to a threat from some hospitals that patients would have to be individually pursued for contested amounts, the High Court has heard.

The complainant told the trial that the accused "said he would have no problem to kill me or my family".

Prosecutors are to examine the evidence in seven other cases involving veterans in Northern Ireland following the collapse of the Joe McCann murder trial.

Little Jack who has cerebral palsy settled his action against the HSE over his care after his birth at Cork University Maternity Hospital with two interim payments totalling €2.6m.

The victim's injuries put him out of work for 11 months.

Their Irish father had concerns about one of his sons having to wear a facemask, as part of efforts to counter the Covid-19 pandemic, while attending school in France.

She was one of 10 people brought before Dublin District Court accused of breaking the anonymity provisions of the Children Act by illegally sharing images or naming the two boys.

Two former paratroopers accused of the murder of an Official IRA leader have been formally acquitted after prosecutors offered no further evidence at their trial.

Musician's complaint against 'Daily Mirror' opinion column on vaccine scepticism was not upheld

The severity of the injuries the woman sustained in the incident is not clear

The children’s father was convicted in 1999 of the sexual abuse in 1995 of two girls under the age of 12

'The more we report, the less acceptable it will become and hopefully one day this sexual violence against women will stop'

The arrests were made following searches in Dublin this morning.

PSNI detectives investigating the incidents on Sunday morning have appealed for information and witnesses

The chief suspect in the disappearance of Madeline McCann is being investigated by German prosecutors for the rape of Irish woman Hazel Behan in 2004.

Tight security surrounded the appearance at Cork District Court tonight of a father and son whose house gardaí planned to search as part of a probe into a feud in the city

Gardaí said their investigations are ongoing

Police said they found about 150 people present and saw breaches of Covid-19 regulations

Mental Health Commission 'very concerned about the safety of people' in Carrigmore psychiatric facility in Cork, which caters for 18 vulnerable patients

On Thursday, gardaí seized more €1m in suspected cocaine, cannabis, and tablets

Inquest hears missing man’s family were unaware his remains were stored in hospital mortuary for 18 years before being buried in communal grave

Cork man accused of the robbery of 2,000 tablets, including Halcion, Gerax, Xanax, Viagra, and Alprazolam

33-year-old complainant testified that brother raped her on one occasion when she was a child and later, when she was a teenager, after she was drinking with friends in house

 A man who attacked and raped a woman he met on the dating app Tinder has been jailed for seven-and-a-half years.

Court of Appeal president Mr Justice George Birmingham reduced the sentence from four years to three with the final six months suspended

Woman tells court she wants opportunity to clear her good name

Judicial reviews must be initiated within three months of a disputed decision but DPP sought judicial review five months after the circuit court decision of November 19, 2019

Court of Appeal last month dismissed their appeal against High Court decision not to grant them leave to challenge the constitutionality of Covid 19 laws,

Gardaí in Meath have arrested three people after more than €1m worth of cocaine, cannabis and tablets were seized following a number of searches on Thursday evening.

The three were released but did not accept one of the bail conditions