2 h. ago Minister’s failure to consider Taliban threat leads to judge overturning refusal to permit Afghan man to bring his family here

Young man’s subsidiary protection status here also not properly considered, High Court rules

Events

2 h. ago Challenge issued over alleged speeding in average speed zone rejected by High Court

Dismissal has adverse implications for more than 2,000 drivers allegedly speeding in average speed zone

Events

2 h. ago More than 2,000 drivers impacted by High Court’s dismissal of challenge over alleged speeding in average speed zone

Ms Justice Miriam O’Regan, in a judgment on Wednesday, determined the key legal issues in Edel O’Brien’s test case in favour of the DPP

Events

2 h. ago More than 2,000 drivers affected by High Court’s dismissal of challenge over alleged speeding in average speed zone

Ms Justice Miriam O’Regan, in a judgment on Wednesday, determined the key legal issues in Edel O’Brien’s test case in favour of the DPP

Events

2 h. ago Ireland to give 141 million euros to World Bank fund for poorest countries

Ireland to give 141 million euros to World Bank fund for poorest countries  Reuters

Economics

2 h. ago Teen tried to board flight to US using passport of friend 'he looked a bit like', court hears

Aaron O’Brien (19), of Innishannon Road, Fair Hill, Cork, tried to use his friend's passport to board a US-bound flight

Events

3 h. ago Woman (49) accused of kicking man’s genitals during ‘sustained and vicious’ attack

Dublin District Court heard it happened after the man (47) 'politely' refused to give her money

Events

4 h. ago Teelin tour guide to feature on Brendan Gleeson’s natural history series

Donegal native Cormac McGinley (aka Cormac’s Coast) will be featuring in a new RTÉ series narrated by Brendan Gleeson that tells… The post Teelin tour guide to feature on Brendan Gleeson’s natural history series appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Culture

4 h. ago Athenry community facing €200,000 bill to keep playground open

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM The community of Athenry is facing a bill of around €200,000 to keep its playground open. Locals say the public amenity, which is the oldest community-owned playground in Galway, faces an uncertain future due to its age and condition. They have been attempting to raise funds to […] The post Athenry community facing €200,000 bill to keep playground open appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Economics

6 h. ago Warring partners in Kildare legal practice take dispute to High Court

The dissolution of Burns Nowlan Solicitors in Newbridge could not be agreed between partners Matthew Byrne and Stephen McGrath.

Events

7 h. ago Las Vegas Conventions & Visitors Authority Dazzles in Dublin on Annual Sales Mission to Ireland

Las Vegas Conventions & Visitors Authority Dazzles in Dublin on Annual Sales Mission to Ireland  ittn.ie

Events

7 h. ago Daniel O’Donnell to headline concert to raise funds for Donegal church destroyed in fire

St Mary’s Church in Gaoth Dobhair (Gweedore) caught fire in the early hours of Monday.

Events

9 h. ago Man appears in court charged in connection with killing of Willie Moorehouse in Wicklow

Kris Kiggins, a 32-year-old homeless man, appeared at Bray District Court this morning.

Events

11 h. ago Central Bank of Ireland Takes Enforcement Action Against Waystone for “Breaches” of Alternative Investment Fund Managers Regulations

Central Bank of Ireland Takes Enforcement Action Against Waystone for “Breaches” of Alternative Investment Fund Managers Regulations  Crowdfund Insider

Economics

12 h. ago Man (30s) to appear in court in connection with murder of Willie Moorehouse in Wicklow

He’s the fifth person arrested in connection with the murder.

Events

13 h. ago Weinstein 'was not going take a no for an answer', jury told as rape retrial begins in New York

The case is being retried because a New York appeals court threw out the landmark convictions against the 73-year-old last year.

Politics

15 h. ago Returning home from Chad, I feel there’s a glitch in western empathy

The Sudan war is the world’s biggest humanitarian disaster, but it seems our human compassion is taken up by other conflicts

Politics

15 h. ago State funding of €60m RTÉ redundancy plan depends on reaching annual targets to reduce staff, broadcaster told

Government has approved €15m for this year to finance voluntary redundancy programme, which is now open

Events

23 h. ago ‘Casting couch not a crime scene,’ Weinstein lawyer tells jury

Harvey Weinstein’s retrial on sex charges has heard opening statements.

Events

25 h. ago Former lord mayor’s Clontarf home placed on market by receiver for €2.75m

Dublin councillor Nial Ring's detached Victorian home was subject of several High Court actions, including one taken by his wife

Economics