67 h. ago Dublin father stabbed man to death outside home to protect his property and family, court told

Dublin father stabbed man to death outside home to protect his property and family, court told  The Irish Independent

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3 d. ago Burglar who pretended to be a guest at a hotel to rob alcohol and order breakfast jailed

Enda Murray, aged 44, told gardaí he ‘only does commercial premises’, the court heard.

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3 d. ago Retired superintendent tells garda trial he 'looked after' hundreds of summonses for people

Sean Corcoran told the court that he received almost daily requests about such matters, including from Garda Commissioners and elected TDs.

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4 d. ago Court of Appeal to hear evidence in February in Connemara murder and rape case from 1998

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Lawyers for a 51-year-old man who has spent 24 years in prison for the rape and murder of a Connemara schoolgirl have told the Court of Appeal that clothing fibres that helped to convict him should be re-examined using recent advances in technology. They also told the court today […] The post Court of Appeal to hear evidence in February in Connemara murder and rape case from 1998 appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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4 d. ago Former Willow Park primary school teacher to be sentenced over abuse of eight boys

‘Widespread sexual abuse tolerated’ at Willow Park and Blackrock College, court told

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5 d. ago Gardaí investigating €27,000 scam that involved Facebook met 'resistance' from company, court hears

A Detective Garda told court that inquiries about a profile involved with a smishing scam were ‘met with resistance from Facebook’.

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5 d. ago Ranelagh residents willing to enter mediation over MetroLink challenge, court told

Some 19 residents of Dartmouth Square West last week filed judicial review proceedings challenging An Coimisiún Pleanála’s (ACP) grant of permission for the 18.8km, mostly underground, rail line.

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5 d. ago MetroLink challenge: Ranelagh residents willing to enter mediation, court told

Nineteen people living in Dartmouth Square West have filed judicial review proceedings over ACP’s grant of permission for 18.8km project

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5 d. ago Ranelagh residents willing to enter mediation on efforts to challenge MetroLink, court told

Nineteen people living in Dartmouth Square West have filed judicial review proceedings over ACP’s grant of permission for 18.8km project

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6 d. ago Light level assessed in drain where Noah Donohoe's body was found, court told

It comes ahead of an inquest into the death of Belfast schoolboy Noah Donohoe in 2020.

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6 d. ago Mother begs court for leniency to partner in strangulation assault case

The woman told the court, "he is not a bad person when sober".

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8 d. ago Buddhist monk left ‘in limbo’ over lack of progress in refugee process, High Court told

Man says he will be ‘persecuted and tortured’ should he be sent to China as he is a symbol of Tibetan culture

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8 d. ago Five family members built up €366,000 in ‘undeclared’ earnings, court told

Designer clothing worth €30,000 was found at their home in Athlone, court hears

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1 week ago Hospital apologises to woman (93) over fall in ward bathroom

Elizabeth Lily McMahon ‘should not have been left alone’, counsel told court

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1 week ago Opinion: A history of Denis O’Brien in 16 of his own phrases

Over the years, O’Brien has shared his views on everything from the media to the transatlantic slave trade and the talents of John Delaney

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1 week ago Woman ‘broke worker’s tooth in attack at pharmacy’, court is told

Woman ‘broke worker’s tooth in attack at pharmacy’, court is told  The Irish Independent

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2 w. ago Denis O'Brien says Governments are driving migration via tax schemes

The businessman said the government was indirectly contributing to ‘gross inequality’ in poorer countries.

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2 w. ago Martin disagrees with O'Brien comments about factors behind people seeking asylum in Ireland

The businessman said the government was indirectly contributing to ‘gross inequality’ in poorer countries.

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2 w. ago Denis O'Brien and spokesman must pay over €400k each to two solicitors they defamed, jury finds

Denis O’Brien and spokesperson James Morrissey defamed two solicitors by implying that they acted for the IRA.

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2 w. ago Denis O’Brien a dominant player in Irish media world when defamatory statement released

Study which prompted response had been commissioned by then-Sinn Féin MEP Lynn Boylan and dealt with media ownership in the State

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