Man (18) appears in court charged with hatchet attack on man in his home
Juares Kumbu of Brookhaven Grove, Blanchardstown, Dublin was refused bail due to strenuous objections
Juares Kumbu of Brookhaven Grove, Blanchardstown, Dublin was refused bail due to strenuous objections
Gavin Mitchell appeared before Letterkenny District Court charged with a range of offences
Man found guilty of what Judge John Hughes described as a ‘Peeping Tom’ offence at DCU campus
Prosecution stemmed from inspection of Little Puddles Childcare in Glenageary two years ago
Accused appeared at Cloverhill District Court on Tuesday
Judge hears London-based Jonathan Abraham (47) was seen by gardaí with scalpel in hand at Dublin house
Court also hears from young woman who said former boyfriend tried to initiate sex when she was in bed in hospital
16-year-old was brought to special sitting of Clonakilty District Court, where he was charged with two offences in relation to the incidentAccused also charged with exposing himself to woman walking on popular forest trail
William Delaney (39) charged with unlawful possession of two knives, while Brendan Keating (31) charged with having slash hook
Dylan Scannell (30) alleged to have fatally injured Ian Baitson during a dispute in Co Cork car park last March
David O’Callaghan (40) appeared in court on Saturday charged with five counts of criminal damage to gates
London-based Jonathan Abraham (47) observed by gardaí with scalpel in hand at property in Dublin 15 on Tuesday
Court told MMA fighter jumped a red light, sped in and out of traffic and almost caused a collision in March 2022
Nathan McDonnell (44) and James Leen (41) accused over drug discovery at Ballyseedy Garden Centre in Tralee
She had a reputation as a straightforward and reasonable criminal judge and was not afraid to speak publicly on legal matters and in defence of her profession
Man was arrested during search of house in The Ward, Dublin 11 on Friday night
Private firms making money from ‘misery of children’ is ‘distasteful’, says judge
Richard McGreevy (28) tells judge he was very angry at the time and did not intend for his TikTok video to go viral
A total of 21 people have been charged in connection with scenes of disorder near former Crown Paints factory on Malahide Road
Shane Scanlon (34), with an address in Cobh, accused of possessing over €25,000 of cocaine for sale or supply
All-island organisation accused of failing to ensure people not exposed to risks and over injuries sustained by Elias Adane in January 2020
RTB found Godart ‘unlawfully evicted’ Diana Jere and Andre Buchanan from property in Dublin 1 in December 2022
Industrial action will take place on Tuesday, on July 15th and on July 24th
MacGrath had been a ‘beacon of fairness and a pillar of strength’ in the community, says chief celebrant
Daragh O’Flaherty (47) alleges State has hidden data about infection rates for people ‘vaccinated with Covid-19 poison’
Garda Shane Flanagan (39) of Lifford Road, Ennis, Co Clare, is facing 14 counts of disclosing personal data on the Garda Pulse system to another person
Tesco pleaded guilty to two sample counts of failing to comply with consumer protection law
Killian Woods of the Business Post was the overall winner on the night for work on judicial reviews
Ali Fawad, of Pearse Park, Drogheda, and his former employer, Greenhill Motors of Drogheda, both convicted
Linda O’Flynn (31) said during Bandon hearing that she ‘murdered no one’
Woman in separate case claims adult son, who is ‘smoking weed’ and ‘getting crazier every day’, has threatened to kill her
Richard Bohan (34) pleads guilty to producing a knife with a three-inch blade forcing family to ‘retreat’ into their home
Ballymena Magistrates Court also heard that when the complainant managed to escape, she hid behind hedges and then sought refuge in a lorry depot
Garda says article about May 21st incident found on Andy Donohue’s bed in his home and accused had ‘a certain amount of pride’ about damage caused
Wife tells court that husband’s attitude is that ‘if he wanted sex, he got sex’
Accused’s fingerprints reveals he used 27 different names in Europe and the UK
Evan Moore, of Grangemore Road, Donaghmede, Dublin 13, faces three charges including arson of a Luas tram and criminal damage
Book of evidence ready to be served in relation to assaults alleged to have happened between 1977 and 1984
Case relates to concerns following an unannounced search of carrier’s Dublin offices by 30 watchdog officers and gardaí
The atmosphere is sad and sombre as divorce decrees are granted in marriages ranging from less than six months to more than 30 years
Court told defendant acted out of kindness with defence counsel insisting no monies or sexual promises invovled
Peter Keaney remanded in custody in connection with incident which allegedly happened on Monday night
Residential Tenancies Board ruled businessman involved in ‘unlawful eviction’ of two people from Dublin 1 property
The case should have been brought in the ‘faster and cheaper’ District Court, said the judge
Mr Strok, who was from Croatia, suffered severe head injuries at Grange View Way on March 30th
Application over unpaid debt hears separate case involving Godart due before the District Court next week
Sebastian Switaj (42) of Rathowen, Fermoy, Co. Cork appeared at Fermoy District Court
Solicitor of Sergee Kelly (23) says he cannot make any decision until they ‘see the bones’ of case
Wayne Deegan (26) charged in connection with attack at Browne’s Steakhouse on Christmas Eve
Reform plan will create two-tier legal system and is not in best interests of families, say campaigners
The Family Courts Bill 2022 will shoehorn approximately 6,000 complex family law cases into an already overburdened District Court, the A&E of the justice system
In wake of court case, telecom provider ‘categorically rejects’ accusations of instructing customer care team ‘to not comply with regulatory obligations’
Appeal court judge says there was insufficient evidence of barrister (25) committing a criminal offence during Four Courts incident
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