Crime & Law

Provisional liquidators were appointed to Green D Project Ireland last week

Submissions in a legal challenge to the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Act at Belfast High Court concluded on Thursday morning

Families of the 48 who died have been warned evidence will include graphic descriptions of victims’ remains being found and advised to consider whether they wish to be present in court

Irish judgment sought by MGG California so it could seek to enforce the amount against Jacob E Safra’s Irish assets

McEntee defends her use of the term ‘scumbag’ to describe those responsible for scenes of destruction in Dublin

Father of Thelma Dennany (5) and Mikey Dennany (2) speaks of his devastation at their loss after Lynn Eager (49) pleads guilty

Thomas Kerrigan (41) was charged with violent disorder and production of an article as a weapon during a dispute last Friday in Aldi store

The Supreme Court found Fergus O’Connor was insolvent for the purpose of insolvency legislation

Gardaí have put in place special security measures to protect man wrongly identified as a result of the online publication

Ireland enlisted EU officials to approach social media giants in first use of new ‘incident protocol’ but content in Irish language may have escaped attention

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris faced three hours of questions from the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Justice following the Dublin riots. Video: Oireachtas TV

Developer’s attempt to object to John O’Driscoll’s PIA had been rejected by lower courts on basis of standing

Helen McEntee also announced that the Garda recruit class will graduate from Templemore a month early

The complex of 19 court rooms is to be built on a derelict site beside Dublin’s Four Courts

Brandon Ledwidge (23) died after he was shot last Saturday week in his native Finglas, north Dublin

Woman is claiming damages over alleged series of sexual and assaults during 2009 and 2010, after DPP decided not to prosecute

When technology introduced in the North, 40% of prisoners checked had drugs and other items secreted in bodies

Liam Lappin’s contended meanings for article that did not name him were ‘strained’ and ‘utterly unreasonable’, judge said

The meeting was potentially high-risk for the commissioner, but he came through it relatively unscathed

Investors claim they are together owed some €380,000 from EFW 21 Renewable Energy

Dillion Kelly, Steven Kane and Cian Jones face charges over footage of event in May 2022, which was streamed live on social media

Five-time All-Ireland winner admitted his public status was ‘not easy’ to deal as his interview with gardaí was heard in evidence in his trial for 2019 assault

Fears expressed that member of the Houses of the Oireachtas will be attacked by far right group

Ms Justice Siobhán Phelan said she hopes to give her ruling on the matter before Christmas

Garda commissioner faces grilling at Oireachtas committee over Dublin riots

Helen McEntee told the Dáil on Wednesday that ‘some’ social media companies were ‘responsible’ during the events last Thursday while ‘others were not’

The Garda Commissioner, Drew Harris, has outlined changes sought by gardaí as a direct response to the recent Dublin riots. Video: Oireachtas TV

Ms Justice Marguerite Bolger in High Court says university’s student accommodation satisfies definition of ‘dwelling’ in 2013 Water Services Act, meaning it should not be charged for water services

Louise O’Reilly holds up photograph in Dáil of man apparently intoxicated outside school where stabbing in Dublin’s north inner city took place

Edmund Garvey had launched judicial review following councillors vote to rescind Freedom of Drogheda award

Videos of the Dublin riots were shared on far-right Telegram groups after fatal stabbing of a teenager in French village

Commissioner will defend response of gardaí to street violence at committee today, saying in similar situations in other cities normal society was ‘shut down for days’

Gardaí must be held accountable when they use force, Irish Council for Civil Liberties says

Inquest hears statement that former bouncer at the Stardust found three of the six emergency exits locked on the night of the 1981 fire

Gardaí were reluctant to draw their batons as using force has become so high risk, they say

One of the parents said that those affected had no choice but to do ‘DIY psychology’ before help arrived on Monday

A priority is to bring to justice Dublin riot ringleaders who sparked the violence last Thursday

Family of Portuguese man Jose Eduardo Silba Pereira’s told court they hold no animosity towards driver Kim Ng Swan

Four gardaí were suspended without pay three years ago over alleged ‘squaring’ of fixed charge penalty notices

Appeal could have implications for other disciplinary investigations and employment cases, judges say