Former prisoner challenges HSE over refusal of community mental health services
Man (30s) has history of violent offending and fears relapse due to lack of services
Murder accused barrister is not Abramovich, lawyers tell bail appeal
Diarmuid Rossa Phelan is accused of murdering a father-of-four in a fatal shooting on farmland in Tallaght
Top defence solicitor pleads guilty to assaulting former colleague in Dublin city
Cahir O’Higgins (47) apologised to Stephen O’Mahony and his family in court
Witness told gardaí barrister shot unarmed man in back of head
Father-of-four Keith Conlon said to have turned away after verbal altercation
Lisa Smith planned to die in Syria and ‘be a martyr’ court hears
A woman who knew former Defence Forces member told the Special Criminal Court she was ‘indoctrinated’
Lucinda Creighton’s statement on Lisa Smith a ‘blatant contempt of court’, judges told
Former Defence Forces member denies charge of membership of Islamic State
Adams gets apology from Sunday World as defamation case is settled
Article claimed Former Sinn Féin president had met a former Provisional IRA member
Alleged abduction van was left unlocked on Dublin street, court hears
Two members of the National Surveillance Unit give evidence in Kevin Lunney case
Man challenges Child and Family Agency investigation of wife’s care of children
Man criticises agency’s failure to return children to his custody, High Court hears
Gardaí should disclose material to DPP in secret IRA cases, court hears
DPP should see files on which ‘belief evidence’ is based, argues Rights Commission
Lunney trial hears call for Government to legislate on access to mobile phone data
Gardaí investigating Kevin Lunney’s abduction used search warrants to access data
Trial of four men accused in Lunney case delayed
Four men accused of falsely imprisoning Quinn Industrial Holdings executive
Man who fired shots in residential area jailed for three and a half years
Man fired shots at youths he believed slighted his son ‘when the red mist went down’
Man who murdered 90-year-old tells court there’s no proof he caused death
Man’s lawyer tells court pathology evidence shows man died due to hip fracture
Former League of Ireland footballer Keith Quinn jailed for four years
Dubliner (32) with a gambling addiction caught moving over €2.7m worth of heroin
Senior Kinahan cartel member and accomplice receive sentences totalling 17½ years
Patrick Curtis and Mohammed Smew are the last two men sentenced for involvement in plan to kill Patrick Hutch
Witness in Aaron Brady murder trial might have had motive ‘to make things up”, court told
In closing speech to jury defence questions credibility of ‘most significant’ prosecution witness
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’
Prosecution case concludes in Garda murder trial
Aaron Brady denies murdering Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe during armed raid
Man named in Aaron Brady’s alibi notice is suspect for credit union robbery, court told
Accused has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Det Garda Adrian Donohoe
Solicitor Cahir O’Higgins accused of theft and perverting course of justice
Lawyer is charged with stealing €400 from a Spanish man who was a defendant
‘Mr Nobody’ who minded Kinahan gang ‘arsenal’ jailed for 10½ years
Declan Brady pleaded guilty to storing a range of guns and ammunition in Co Dublin
Singing and thumping in civil court as tributes paid to Justice Groarke
Usually dignified members of the legal profession ‘lose absolute control of themselves’
Revolut systems glitch hits services for several hours
Fintech says issue resolved after users had problems accessing some online banking functions
Garrett Cooney, elder statesman of legal profession, dies at 84
One of Ireland’s most prominent barristers, who fought high-profile constitutional cases
Man admits helping illegal organisation to murder dissident
Peter Butterly shot dead outside The Huntsman Inn in Gormanston, Co Meath in 2013
Man’s killing was ‘act of premeditation’, says prosecutor
Paul Wells snr pleading not guilty to murder but admits shooting and dismembering
Inquiry into death of lead garda in Regency case to end next month
Det Supt Fox was found dead in his office at Ballymun Garda station in February
David Drumm prosecution team paid €1.1m
Team of four barristers shared daily payment of €10,000 by DPP on top of brief fee
Regency Hotel shooting trial adjourned for further three weeks
Adjournment to allow for analysis of electronic data from Colm Fox death inquiry
Drumm isolated as repetitive prosecution narrative emerged
Former Anglo chief took copious notes as 49 prosecution witnesses gave evidence
David Drumm trial: Defence put up strenuous challenge in lengthy legal arguments
Issues of admissibility, hearsay and much else fought out closely in 16-week trial
Court to deliver verdict in ‘Freddie’ Thompson murder case
The 37-year-old has pleaded not guilty to the murder of David Douglas in Dublin in 2016
Banker says ears ‘pricked up’ at conversation over Anglo billions
Witness at trial of David Drumm says he told his boss things were getting dangerous
Woman with loaded gun in child’s buggy gets suspended sentence
Nikita Murtagh’s actions were ‘probably the result of misplaced sense of family loyalty’
Regency trial adjourned due to ‘unprecedented conundrums’
Patrick Hutch has pleaded not guilty to murder of David Byrne (34) at Regency Hotel
Over €53m paid in criminal legal aid to lawyers in 2017
Increase in fees attributed to rise in number of cases
Drumm described as ‘the man who called the shots’ as Anglo trial begins
Ex-Anglo chief denies ‘dishonestly’ creating impression bank had larger deposits
Detective jailed for three years for harassing State solicitor
Judge says correspondence from Eve Doherty contained scurrilous lies
Jail inevitable for garda guilty of harassing solicitor, judge says
Garda Detective Eve Doherty called a State solicitor an ‘incompetent useless hobbit’
McCabe was subjected to ‘hostility and enmity’ in Cavan-Monaghan
Charleton tribunal hears whistleblower was bullied and called a ‘rat’ on social media
Garda never replied to social worker about McCabe allegations
Charleton tribunal ‘not impressed with notion’ onus was on woman to follow up query
Dowdall denies being friends with Gerry Adams or Mary Lou McDonald
Sentencing of former Sinn Féin councillor and father adjourned until end of the month
Anglo case hears of ‘green jersey agenda’ at the banks
Former Anglo director of treasury says ‘AIB going to work with the likes us shows what a crisis it was’
Three-month extension for alleged Garda corruption inquiry
Cabinet agrees to extension to April 29th after commission was due to report next month
State Papers: O’Higgins had concerns ahead of European job
Chief justice worried about pension before European Court of Justice appointment
Perry claims voting irregularities behind nomination failure
TD claims total number of ballots exceeded the number marked off the register
Trio face trial for heckling Michael D Higgins during water protest
Two men and woman from Dublin accused of abusing president
Man to face third trial for killing of pregnant ex-girlfriend
Stephen Cahoon (42) admitted strangling mother-of-four but denied it was murder
Drug addict jailed for driving wrong way up M50 loses appeal
In dismissing appeal, court also gave ‘serious consideration’ to increasing sentence
Child porn accused seeks review of decision not to prosecute here
Eric Eoin Marques wanted in US to face charges including distributing child images
Sergeant saw no garda attacks during protest, High Court hears
Three men have accused gardaí of assault at ‘boisterous’ Shell Corrib gas refinery protest
Medical school dropout sentenced for sending tutors threatening letters
Colin Joyce (34) threatened to release confidential patient details on Wikipedia
Jailed water protesters will be freed if they agree to court orders
Judge says ‘door to this court is open’ for four protesters who left him with no alternative
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