Man claimed ‘boredom at work’ led him to distribute child pornography

Frederick Hunt (74) of Ballinteer produced hundreds of images and videos of child abuse

Man caught with €2m worth of cocaine and heroin jailed

Raymond Kelly promised small amount of money if he took part in operation, court hears

Man (23) jailed for six years for attacks on neighbour (75) and teenager

Dean Quigley put elderly victim ‘in fear forever’ and punched girl several times in 2018

Government must walk a tightrope on hate speech plans

Incoming legislation on hate speech likely to generate significant debate

Man jailed for role in ‘horrendous’ arson attack that left victim without ears

Ciarán Murphy (29) was stabbed 16 times in his Offaly home and set on fire in 2015 assault

Man guilty of theft of heirlooms worth €30,000 from elderly woman

Burglary of house in Walkinstown took place in 2016

Judge commends abuse survivor for courage in coming forward

Jennifer Lydon McElwaine tells court of daily struggle: ‘It is a cancer I am fighting every day’

Courts hears garda pulled gun on man coming at him with knife

Ross Maher (22) topless and covered in blood when he swung kitchen knife several times

Politician’s son avoids jail for lighting firework in Copper Face Jacks

Oliver Callely, son of Ivor, ordered to perform community service in lieu of prison sentence

Man found with 230 buckets of Daz goes on trial

David Galloway is accused of the unlawful possession of washing powder trademarks

Driver jailed for eight months over death of boy in hit and run

Court told Dean Shelley driving without motor tax and over speed limit when he hit Lee Henry

Former scout leader jailed for 6½ years for sexual abuse of four boys

David O’Brien told gardaí he left one scout group when a parent confronted him but continued to molest boys in another group

Why are so many children being diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders?

A child development professional believes some children are being misdiagnosed

Tom Humphries released from prison after serving 22 months

Former sports writer received a 2½-year sentence for grooming and sexually abusing girl

Arthritis sufferer found with 5kg of cannabis gets suspended sentence

Criminals supplying Alex Bravo with cannabis asked him to store drugs, court hears

DJ who hid heroin in his buttocks gets supended sentence

Mark Sorahan said bought the drugs to make money for repairs to his girlfriend’s car

Man stabbed another man while out celebrating finishing Leaving Cert

Zak Dunne pleaded not guilty to assault causing harm at a McDonald’s in July 2015

Girl (14) was sexually assaulted by man after being invited for sleepovers

Teenager says her ‘innocence and childhood were taken away’ by her abuser

Motorcyclist who skidded into pedestrian, breaking both her legs, is jailed

Miguel Pintos (38) sentenced to two years with nine months suspended for Dublin incident

Man who repeatedly sexually abused his niece jailed for 11 years

Attacks during ‘perverted games’ took place regularly while he was babysitting

David Drumm moves to an open prison in Co Cavan

Former Anglo Irish Bank chief had been serving his six-year sentence in Mountjoy

Woman left dangling out of moving getaway car after her wallet was snatched

Judge jailed man who grabbed wallet from woman queuing for coffee at Dublin petrol station

Cybersecurity training urged as phishing threat to firms revealed

Datapac research finds one in five workers gets no IT security and awareness training

Man convicted of kidnap and robbery of Dublin postmistress

Paschal Kelly pleaded not guilty to robbing Bayside Post Office and threatening to kill three women

‘Gardeners’ in cannabis grow house worth €1.6m jailed for two years

Gardaí caught on man behind a false wall in a warehouse and another on the roof of shed

Accused cleared of Ranelagh assault on man who later lost part of testicle

Former manager at Dublin restaurant told gardaí: ‘I have never been in a fight in my life’

Man had to have part of testicle removed after assault, court told

Galway man denies assault outside pub in Ranelagh, Dublin

Ireland’s bankers have learnt little from the crash

Central Bank findings show lenders still regard customers as an afterthought

Central Bank seeks Drumm trial transcripts for probity inquiry

Regulator wants to see evidence to assess role of ex-bankers in fraudulent deposits scheme

Wicklow teenager stole two bags of cash from employer to pay drug debt

A €4,000 drug debt was ‘taxed’ and increased to €6,000 when not paid quickly, court heard before handing down suspended sentence

‘Maple 10’ case again reflects badly on Irish financial regulation

Analysis: Judge says regulator ‘enthusiastic’ on effort to unwind Quinn’s secret Anglo stake

Ex-Anglo chief David Drumm given suspended sentence over share scheme

‘One would have expected ... alarm bells would have sounded’ at financial regulator when Anglo trying to fix Quinn problem - judge

Drumm to be sentenced over illegal share-buying scheme

Former Anglo Irish ceo pleaded guilty to authorising unlawful loans to 10 developers

Drumm’s guilty pleas end nine years of Anglo criminal cases

Former bank chief avoids another trial by accepting illegality over ‘Maple 10’ loans

Drumm trial sends message on accountability, says detective

Gerard Walsh believes case shows ‘following orders’ defence will not work anymore

Cliff Taylor: Jailing Drumm will not prevent another crash – vigilance might

No certainty that revamped institutions and rules will prove effective

Donohoe has plenty to consider in deciding how to use spare €800m

Business week: Budget 2019, State’s cloud revolution and the Anglo blockbuster

David Drumm jailed for six years for €7.2bn Anglo fraud

Judge says former banker engaged in ‘grossly reprehensible behaviour’ in 2008 conspiracy

Why did Drumm get six years and how does it compare with others?

Former chief’s jail term reflects lead role at Anglo but others are serving longer in UK, US

Once high-flying David Drumm falls to earth with six-year sentence

It took years to bring former Anglo chief to justice and he had to endure an excruciating wait of his own for his sentence

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