Graham Dwyer court victory has potential consequences for crime across Europe
Few expect Dwyer to benefit personally from ECJ’s mobile phone metadata ruling
Convicted rapist challenges sanction imposed on him by prison authorities
Michael Murray threw bible at judge during sentencing hearing
Rapist is chief suspect in bomb hoax targeting Minister for Justice
Former escort agency owner Michael Murray (50) has a ‘depraved’ and violent history
Rapist sentenced to 16 years for harassing victim, threatening barristers
Judge calls Michael Murray’s actions an ‘unprecedented’ abuse of process
Convicted rapist cross-examines barrister he is accused of threatening
Michael Murray (50) denies harassing lawyers who prosecuted him for rape
Convicted rapist accused of making death threats to barristers
Michael Murray (50) told gardaí he ‘put out a hit’ on lawyer who prosecuted him
Last orders for Berlin D2 bar as judge refuses to renew licences
Footage of customers and staff flouting Covid-19 guidelines went viral after brunch event last year
Man accused of possessing child abuse images seeks to prevent trial
Daryle Singh (52) claims lengthy delays in the investigation make it unfair to place him on trial
Party host could be liable if visitor gets Covid-19, says barrister
AGSI general secretary says hard for gardaí to practically police private gatherings
Closure of courts sees income stream 'turned off' for many barristers
Stalled property market and the prospect of another economic downturn have badly hit solicitors
Covid-19: Questions raised over Garda response to Debenhams and Four Courts protests
Rally by former workers was broken up, but large gathering was let remain in courts building
Irish judges to condemn Polish government’s judicial policy
Association of Judges of Ireland will join protest in Warsaw against ‘threats’ to rule of law
Irish judge will join protest march over curbs on Polish judiciary
Mr Justice John MacMenamin will join ‘silent' protest in Warsaw against reforms by PiS party
Jim Mansfield jnr granted legal aid by Special Criminal Court
Businessman facing charges relating to false imprisonment and perversion of justice
Businessman Jim Mansfield Jnr faces fresh charges
DPP recommences proceedings against Mansfield after withdrawing earlier charges
‘Unreasonable’ belief consent was given is defence to rape, court ruled
Supreme Court ruling in 2016 considered ‘mental element’ of rape
‘The trial was on a par with the rape, but I’m glad I testified’
Are rape trials as they currently stand a fair way to deal with the crime? Victims share their experiences of the legal system
Defendants have ‘no right’ to discuss trial on social media - judge
Contempt law ‘hopelessly inadequate’ in curbing online comment, says Jobstown trial judge
Jobstown trial garda: Paul Murphy ‘smiling and chuckling’
Garda tells court he was verbally abused for helping woman who stumbled
Jobstown trial: Garda says protest most hostile he had seen
Officer says demonstrators had been ‘deferring’ to Solidarity TD Paul Murphy
Garda accused of giving false evidence at Jobstown trial
Defence disputes Gavin Cooke’s account of TD Paul Murphy’s actions during water protest
Legal community worried about influence of internet on juries in criminal trials
Second major case collapses as juror admits researching witness
‘Ripped off’ CHC investors should not have to pay for inquiry, court told
Liquidator of failed investment firm seeking costs of director disqualifications
Thomas ‘Slab’ Murphy withdraws appeal against prison sentence
Prominent republican was sentenced last year to 18 months in prison for tax evasion
Woman who stole €100,000 using sister’s welfare card avoids jail
Former women’s rights campaigner was detected via facial recognition technology
Boy said he was sorry for stress he caused Joan Burton
‘Joany in your ivory tower – this is called people power’
Garda tells trial that Jobstown protest was like a ‘rugby maul’
Teen is accused of falsely imprisoning Joan Burton during water charges demonstration
Judge warns against recording water protesters’ trial on phones
AAA TD and 18 others facing charges of falsely imprisoning Joan Burton during protest
Thomas ‘Slab’ Murphy gets date for appeal against conviction
Prominent republican jailed for 18 months last February for tax evasion
Jobstown water charge protesters to have separate trials
To try Paul Murphy and 18 others together would be demanding on jurors, rules judge
Trial date yet to be set over Jobstown water protest
TD Paul Murphy among a group charged with falsely imprisoning Joan Burton
Pensioner stole €100,000 in social welfare payments
Marie McMahon collected her sister’s benefits for 12 years after she had emigrated to US
Paul Murphy trial date over Jobstown protest may be set next month
TD and 8 others face charges of falsely imprisoning Joan Burton during water charges demonstration
Paul Murphy to seek trial date on false imprisonment charge
Anti-Austerity Alliance TD to seek Circuit Criminal Court trial over Joan Burton incident
‘Making A Murderer’: How safe is our criminal justice system?
Netflix show is making people assess Ireland’s record on miscarriages of justice
Identity of person in paper trail crucial issue in ‘Slab’ Murphy trial
Lawyers for the prominent republican spoke throughout of ‘a forger afoot in the case’
Man (40) charged with IRA membership granted temporary bail
Dublin man Kevin Braney was among seven men charged with membership of IRA in 2013
Garda seeks to halt trial for ‘misleading GSOC inquiry’
Detective wants High Court ruling on validity of data retention laws under which his phone records were obtained
Trial set for men charged for having beer keg with explosives
Three men alleged to have had home-made explosives in possession in Co Louth last May
Callely pleads guilty to making bogus phone expense claim
Former junior minister faced charges over expenses for handsets and equipment
Drug smuggler caught after asking Customs for directions
Pellets of cocaine worth €70,000 found on Dutch national at Dublin airport
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