13 h. ago Woman’s ‘nightmare began as she woke up’, Boston court told in rape trial of Dublin firefighter

A 29-year-old attorney has accused Terence Crosbie (39) of raping her in a Boston hotel over St Patrick’s weekend last year

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16 h. ago Trucker arrested after €1m cannabis find told gardaí: ‘I’ll smoke it tomorrow’, court hears

Louth man (32) allegedly admitted owning drugs seized at Dublin Port during Garda interview

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18 h. ago Jozef Puska's brother withheld information to protect himself, court told

Jozef Puska's brother, Marek, was protecting himself, not Jozef, when he withheld information from gardaí who were investigating the murder of Ashling Murphy, a lawyer has told the Central Criminal Court

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3 d. ago Driver endangered garda’s life after driving along busy Luas tracks, court told

Driver endangered garda’s life after driving along busy Luas tracks, court told  Sunday World

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3 d. ago Driver endangered garda’s life after speeding through checkpoint in Dublin, court told

Jordan Duffy, allegedly endangered Gardaí and the public during a Dublin driving spree.

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4 d. ago Young man (24) held Algerian in headlock during stabbing on Dublin bridge, court told

Abdul Kouadria (24) was refused bail at Dublin District Court on Thursday.

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4 d. ago Sean McGovern concerned over ‘legality, propriety, process’ of Dubai arrest and extradition, court told

Alleged senior figure in Kinahan cartel appears for second time before the Special Criminal Court after extradition from UAE

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5 d. ago Drugs shipment crew were 'completely expendable', garda says

Det Superintendent Keith Halley told the three-judge court that Englishman Jamie Harbron was on the "lowest rung" in the criminal enterprise to transport the massive drugs haul across the Atlantic, into Europe.

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5 d. ago Court told how bungling drug traffickers suffered serious seasickness aboard crippled trawler

Ukrainian Vitaliy Lapa and UK national Jamie Harbron could only communicate with google translate on the voyage that would end in failure.

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5 d. ago Teenager removed from Dublin ‘house of horrors’ spent €30,000 in past year, court told

Boy’s father, sought by gardaí for alleged domestic violence, may have lodged funds into son’s account, judge hears

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5 d. ago Teenager removed from Dublin ‘house of horrors’ spent up to €30,000 in past year, court told

Boy’s father, sought by gardaí for alleged domestic violence, may have lodged funds into son’s account, judge hears

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5 d. ago Algerian man left victim critically injured in Dublin quays knife attack, court told

Algerian man left victim critically injured in Dublin quays knife attack, court told  Sunday World

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6 d. ago 'Master manipulator' Richard Satchwell sentenced to life for murder of his wife Tina

The court was also told today that Satchwell - who has 14 previous convictions - intends to appeal against last week's unanimous jury verdict convicting him of Tina Satchwell's murder

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6 d. ago Richard Satchwell sentenced to life in prison for murder of wife Tina Satchwell in 2017

His barrister told the court that Satchwell intends to appeal, and that he ‘never intended to kill Tina’.

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6 d. ago Mother of man who died after Kildare pub assault says world has been 'turned upside down'

Marita McCarthy told the court her son went out to celebrate the birth of his nephew and came back in a coffin.

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6 d. ago Iranian smugglers, Dubai gangsters and the frantic crew texts as Irish Special Forces boarded

Detective Superintendent Keith Halley told the Special Criminal Court about how the major MV Matthew operation unfolded.

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6 d. ago Son is sentenced to life in prison for murdering his ill mother in her home

Angela Canavan’s life was taken in ‘most cruel, violent and sadistic way’, Central Criminal Court told

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6 d. ago ‘As a father, he betrayed her’: Man jailed for engaging in sex act with vulnerable adult daughter

Woman, who has an intellectual disability, now lives in a residential care setting and abuse continues to affect her daily life, court told

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7 d. ago BBC lawyers seek stay on damages and costs orders in Gerry Adams defamation case

Judge will hear application today after jury last week awarded former Sinn Féin leader €100,000 over 2016 programme and article

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1 week ago BBC faces legal costs bill of more than €3m after jury finds it defamed Gerry Adams

Former Sinn Féin president said he took case to ‘put manners on British Broadcasting Corporation’

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