Former scout leader (72) jailed for five years for sexual assault
David Barry plied teenage victims with alcohol before sexually assaulting them, court hears
Former scout master pleads guilty to sexually assaulting 10 boys
David Barry pleads guilty to a total of 29 charges of indecent or sexual assault on boys
Firm fined €80,000 over work accident that led to leg amputation
Casual worker lost his limb after his leg became trapped beneath an excavator track
Government approves €50m scheme for beef farmers affected by pandemic
Package will offer a per head payment for cattle slaughtered during a specific period
Man jailed for stealing life savings of pensioner in tax scam
Patrick O’Donnell (21) pleads guilty to 10 counts of theft in ‘vicious and wicked crime’
Ireland urged to push for end to overfishing in EU waters
Annual negotiations on agreeing quotas and allowable catches are continuing in Brussels
Farmers end Dublin blockade but warn of further protests
Last tractors leave St Stephen’s Green on Wednesday afternoon after two day of protests
Child rapist who failed to show in court jailed for seven years
Anthony Moynihan (54) from Midleton had been sentenced in his absence last week
Victim and friend brought iron bars to ‘scare’ murder accused
Two truck drivers charged with murder of Ludovit Pasztor at petrol station in Co Cork
Large trawlers to be banned from fishing within six nautical miles of coast
Creed announces restrictions on vessels more than 18m long due to start in 2020
Man jailed over €440,000 worth of cannabis found hidden in radiators
Noel Motherway tells judge he had ‘no equity’ in haul and was trying to pay off a drug debt
Woman beaten to death in row during drinking session, trial hears
Cathal O’Sullivan denies murdering Nicola Collins (38) at his rented flat in Cork last year
Former Naval Service member jailed for two years for drug offences
Accused pleads guilty to possessing 14kg of cannabis
Growth of rural economy will help ease Asian extreme poverty, says expert
Ireland could lead the way to joint approach to agriculture, climate, nutrition and health policies, says Tom Arnold
‘IFSC of the bioeconomy’ announced for Co Tipperary
€22m BEACON research centre will be based at former mine in Lisheen
Budget 2019: Funding promised for new marine research vessel
Ship expected to be commissioned next year
Connemara seafood plant says it has been ‘squeezed out’ over fish quotas
State policy on protecting coastal communities at odds with reality, manager says
Man who murdered his mother sentenced to life imprisonment
‘I did not intend to kill her, I intended to set her free,’ says Paul Horgan (27)
Creed claims Opposition ‘reckless’ over fishing penalty points
Statutory instrument on points for serious fishing offences annulled in Dáil vote
Creed warns of large fines if fisheries offences plan is blocked
Minister says Ireland could lose €37m in EU fund if Fianna Fáil motion is passed
Four Irish meat plants gain access to Chinese market
Minister for Agriculture meets Chinese counterpart on first day of trade mission
Brexit: minister criticised over negotiations on fisheries
Joey Murrin says comments by Theresa May on fishing rights have ‘serious implications
Minister welcomes 8% rise in value of whitefish quotas for Irish fleet
Fianna Fáil marine spokesman warns of impact of Brexit on fishing industry
Man who bludgeoned flatmate is acquitted as insane
Victim left wheelchair-bound after attack by man who felt an angel had compelled him to act
Minister ‘reflecting’ on fishing legislation in light of British move
UK withdrawal from London Fisheries Convention has ‘raised temperature’, committee told
British reversal on fisheries puts Ireland in deep water
Government expected to review position on legislation for cross-Border fishing rights
Former school principal sentenced over €250,000 fraud
Teacher used money to ‘keep show on road’ at Gaelscoil
Brexit implications strike fear across Irish fishing industry
Expulsion of EU vessels from British waters may prompt targeting of Irish fishing zones
Creed takes on Donegal supertrawler fleet over multimillion euro mackerel fishery
Minister for the Marine intends to legislate for one-island inshore fishing rights
Irish fishing sector fears choppier waters in Brexit’s wake
Uncertainty on future causing jitters and highlighting existing concerns over fishing ports
Fishing groups concerned over opening of territorial waters
‘Gentleman’s’ agreement allowing all Irish boats reciprocal rights may be formalised
Irish fishermen allocated a larger quota for next year
Industry welcomes 233,500 tonnes quota, an increase of 6% on 2016, and worth €280m
Michael Creed warns on EU’s proposed fish quota cuts
Reducing quotas could cost Irish whitefish fleet €15 million next year, says Minister
Budget 2017: Farmers to get extra time to pay tax bills
Noonan says measures aimed at helping farmers facing ‘exceptionally poor year’
Fishing industry ‘will not lose out’ to farmers in Brexit talks
Michael Creed says department are listening to fishing industry at Galway SeaFest
Man jailed for two years for shooting customer in pub
Man shot former friend in back of head with air rifle over perceived snub at social event
Ian Bailey ordered to pay all costs from failed damages action
Costs from the 64-day case are estimated at between €2 million and €5 million
Man appeals conviction linked to €400m cocaine seizure
Christopher Wiggins pleaded guilty to possessing cocaine after 2008 discovery off coast
Priest jailed for hiring Continuity IRA to threaten nephew
Behaviour of hospital chaplain was appalling, says judge as he jails him for four years
Man (34) pleads guilty to sexual assault of girl (14) in Cork
Accused remanded in custody for sentencing after application for psychologist’s report
Evidence in Bailey civil case concludes
More than 90 witnesses heard in action against Garda Commissioner and State
Bailey case: Garda denies exposing himself to Marie Farrell
Retired officer Maurice Walsh says no truth to ‘deeply upsetting’ and ‘revolting’ claim
Detective Garda denies ‘scratching around’ for evidence against Ian Bailey
Denied he was at ‘forefront’ of efforts to ensure Mr Bailey was charged with murder
Ian Bailey case: ex-garda denies ‘fixing things up’ for witness
Jim Fitzgerald denies Marie Farrell told description didn’t fit Bailey and should be ‘tidied up’
Ian Bailey case: Ex-garda not told witness had ‘lied through teeth’
Noel Smith did not know calls taped in Sophie Toscan du Plantier inquiry
Missionary order apologies for abuse at Cork school by priest
Tadhg Ó Dálaigh remanded in custody for sentenced next month for sexual assaults
Priest convicted of sexual abuse at Cork boarding school
Retired cleric admitted abusing ten boys but denied assaulting complainant in 1979
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