Kevin Sheehy murder: Woman arrested as part of ongoing investigations
The champion boxer (20) was killed when he was repeatedly run over by a 4x4 vehicle in an unprovoked attack
The champion boxer (20) was killed when he was repeatedly run over by a 4x4 vehicle in an unprovoked attack
National Slow Down Day runs from 7am today and comes amid rising road deaths over recent years
State authorities remain on red alert due to high risk to life from synthetic opiate that is up to 25 times more potent than fentanyl
Plane takes special promotional route across Dublin Bay to turn and track through southside suburbs to stadium
The author claims the infamous Garda squad decided on the narrative in the cases of Una Lynskey and Marty Kerrigan and built the evidence around it
Senior gardaí reluctant to apply owing to tax implications
Judge hears London-based Jonathan Abraham (47) was seen by gardaí with scalpel in hand at Dublin house
Harbour Court, blighted by drugs and crime, will not be closed off until at least end of September
Single-vehicle incident in Ballyheigue comes after man (30s) dies following collision between car and truck in Dublin
Garda Commissioner has reportedly increased threat level posed by political extremists from moderate to substantial
Driver of car has been treated for non-life threatening injuries and road closed pending Garda examination
Complaints from security personnel include that the guardroom is ‘Soviet-style’ and that Government staff used it for yoga and circuit training at lunchtime
Five warning shots were fired in the air before the teenager was tackled
Green TD says lack of enforcement creates culture where drivers feel they can ‘infringe with impunity’
Drug packages estimated to be worth €140,000
Significant resources deployed in effort to avoid violent scenes witnessed in Coolock
Patrick Grealish, from Lettermullen, Co Galway, appeared before Galway District Court on Monday afternoon
Threat was made via Samaritans service in late June, prompting search at Simon Harris’s home in Greystones
Investigators believe Joan Ray was strangled possibly by someone known to her
Man, aged in his 30s, was taken to St James’s Hospital and was treated for serious injuries
‘Significantly heightened geopolitical risk’ multiplies likelihood of danger as plan outlining how cyber threats will be declared, managed and co-ordinated is published
People from ‘Coolock Says No’ protest also attended anti-immigration rally in Belfast
Attack in Mulhuddart on Friday afternoon may be linked to gangland feud in area that has already claimed two lives, gardaí believe
The man is due to appear before court on Thursday
Two fatalities understood to have occurred in crashlanding at Raharney
The victims (40s) were killed when their helicopter came down on the roof of a piggery near Killucan
More than 40 gardaí are assisting French police during the Paris Olympics
Body seen in water by occupants of pleasure craft at about 10am
Two men travelling in car blocked by another vehicle and firearm discharged in Roundwood on Tuesday
Child faced ‘unacceptable’ delays, review has found
Number of specialist gardaí tasked to corruption inquiries ‘insufficient’, European Commission report says
Staff express concerns about ‘unsafe working environment’ due to how drugs are stored
Force cannot provide ‘free security service’ for large former Crown Paints building at centre of protest, sources say
Men in Co Louth area, where assault rifles were seized, have links to United States
Gardaí believe arsonists have been scaling a fence, setting fires and escaping before flames are noticed
The court heard there are plans to build more than 500 units to accommodate mainly Ukrainian families
That’s Maths: The Doppler effect has numerous practical applications, including in astronomy, aviation, policing and medicine
The strain which the refugee accommodation crisis is putting on the apparatus of the State is visible
Robert Hennessy was found guilty of assaulting social care worker and abuse campaigner Michael Finnegan
William Ryan (38) pleads not guilty to alleged offences at Aughrim Garda station in 2020
Majority of the 30 large buildings sourced by the Government to house asylum seekers expected to be large former commercial or office units
Collision between car and van occurred at 5.50pm on Monday on N80 in Ballintrane
Pete Taylor’s latest legal battle; Irish tech titan spashes out; and Ceann Comhairle says no to Armenian genocide tree
Drew Harris wants Government to consider graduated penalty point system amid rising road deaths, letter shows
Man and woman arrested following Garda operation in wider Clondalkin and Ballyfermot area
Internal audit finds there should be ‘a centralised approach within Tusla to ensure third-party Garda vetting is accurate and undertaken’
Man in his 70s was found on a footpath on the outskirts of Cobh earlier today
Minister for Justice Helen McEntee sayas ‘vast majority’ of the 14,000 members of An Garda Síochána ‘uphold the values of the organisation and serve the State with integrity each and every day’
Vehicle thefts jumped to a 10-year high in the Republic last year, with growing concern about both the chaotic and the increasingly organised criminals involved
Simon Harris was asked if he would have to move or if he intended to stay in his home and he said: ‘I’m staying in my home’
Women involved in prostitution in the Republic also identified and offered assistance during Irish element of Europol-coordinated week of action
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices