Sentencing of Polish man who imported cocaine valued at €8.4m delayed again
Michal Luczak flew Cessna plane that transported drugs to Abbeyshrule aerodrome in Co Longford
Michal Luczak flew Cessna plane that transported drugs to Abbeyshrule aerodrome in Co Longford
Minister urged to enter talks before High Court decision next week on challenge to new payment model
Judge Keenan Johnson imposed an 18-month suspended sentence and ordered David Reynolds to pay €10,000 in compensation
Study also reveals defence bids to cross-examine complainants over social media use, including dating apps
Minor had been granted habeas corpus inquiry into legality of his incarceration
Figures for payments in July and August show financial impact on lawyers in dispute with Department of Justice
Carlow entrepreneur refused bail faces 10 charges, five for forgery and five for deception
Judge adjourns case and tells former DUP leader he would be sentencing you ‘as soon as I can next month’
Paul Drew (41), from Tallaght, charged with murder and possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life
Teenager appears before Children’s Court accused of theft of car and driving on wrong side of M50
Injustices will result when important decisions are made in court about young people in absence of lawyers
Up to 20 teens facing charges including public order, theft, dangerous driving and assault not legally represented on Monday
Twelve co-defendants all deny various allegations involving same woman
Tatjana Talockina, a Latvian national, has been returned for trial to the Central Criminal Court
I am aware of at least one case where an accused, who was unrepresented in the District Court and granted bail, assaulted their partner to a degree requiring surgery within two days of being released
Des Shiels from Balbriggan charged with assault causing harm, production of an article and threats to kill or cause harm
Oireachtas justice committee to invite Minister to hearing as courts backlog worsens; Minister insists courts are ‘operating effectively’
Impact of dispute set to escalate as courts resume after summer recess
Man faces charges under the Official Secrets Act and data protection law
High Court told Simon O’Donovan was member of dissident-aligned republican group Saoradh
Volvo was observed on M50 and an operation to contain the vehicle was initiated, court heard
Haul was discovered after report of burglary where Chinese national was seen fleeing with hands tied
He told gardaí he was opposed to sharia law and did not care if children died in fire, it is alleged
Officer has been suspended from duty since investigation first began
Defendant and complainant are in long-term relationship and share children together, defence solicitor says
Some ammunition rounds were modified to cause maximum damage on impact, court hears
Dubliner became first Irish person to be extradited from United Arab Emirates under new extradition treaty after he was flown to Dublin on Government jet
‘One-size-fits-all’ legal aid payment model is more about cost-cutting and optics than genuine reform
Solicitors ask for ‘targeted corrections and adjustments’ in exchange for adopting new scheme on interim basis
Coercive control by husband (20s) was in upper range of scale, judge says
Two Glenageary houses gutted and ‘no longer habitable’ in arson spree
Boy is to serve a year’s detention for defilement of 16-year-old girl
Reform should not be treated as the alternative to controlling costs. We should have both
Fight arranged to take place in playground over earlier alleged attack on youth by three males
Most unhappy at single flat-fee payments, but adjustments to address concerns have pleased others
Patrick Faulkner (24) was 18 when he raped the then teenager during a birthday party for another teenage girl
Case is ‘cautionary warning against the kind of influences on young men these days’, judge says
Couple met in Sudan, were married in 2010 and went on to have three children, court hears
Lawyers’ representative body had ‘good meeting’ with Minister for Justice over legal aid dispute
‘It’s all mine,’ he told gardaí after 50kg haul was detected
Minister for Justice to meet Law Society representatives amid bitter row over remuneration reforms
Former pupil says he told principal of sexual abuse by Christian Brother Liam Coughlan in 1970s – Coughlan later became principal of another school
Patrick Maughan (27), who had 42 previous convictions, pleaded guilty to theft of a mobile phone
Officers suffered minor injuries after responding to public order incident in early hours of Monday morning
Dublin court hears WhatsApp records showed accused offered passport owner money in return for its use
At least 88 solicitors have resigned from criminal legal aid panel amid a row over fee structure changes
Family lawyers demand ‘immediate’ action over pay and legal aid reform as criminal courts face shutdown
‘Oh my God,’ said Alison Chawke when shown CCTV footage of her actions, which, along with those of her brother Bill, have brought ‘embarrassment’ on family name
Charlie Chawke’s children Bill and Alison Chawke pleaded guilty to assaulting two men at Dunraven Arms Hotel in Adare in 2023
Neal Brennan (29) given partly suspended sentence for `bizarre’ and random attack in Portmarnock in January 2025
Minister says only a small number of solicitors are boycotting the new flat fees arrangement
Liam Coughlan (90) is currently in prison for sexually abusing former pupils in Kilkenny in the 1970s
Fighting broke out on South Anne Street and spilled on to Duke Lane and Dawson Street, court hears
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