14 h. ago Judge orders operator of unauthorised Carlow quarry to restore lands to prior condition

Unauthorised quarrying activity carried out on the lands since 2023, court hears

Events

16 h. ago Woman facilitated rape of her daughter (6) by uncle, court hears

The woman, who is in her 50s, had denied 14 charges, including 13 charges of sexual assault and one of rape.

Events

67 h. ago Dublin firefighter's alleged rape victim changed clothes and brought them to hospital, court hears

Terence Crosbie (38) from Dublin is accused of raping an American woman in Boston after St Patrick’s Day celebrations in 2024.

Events

3 d. ago Doctor’s Irish registration suspended over UK charge of having indecent images of children

Medic has never practised in State despite being registered with Irish authorities, court hears

Politics

3 d. ago Man gets suspended sentence for sending ‘sinister’ cards with dead friend’s signature

They were posted to couple on whose driveway the body of Joe Deacy was found, court hears

Events

4 d. ago Man who logged into ex's Instagram and posted intimate images told gardaí he ‘didn’t want to harm her’

The court heard that when the man was arrested, he made a full admission and replied, “I didn’t want to harm her” in response to the charge after caution.

Politics

4 d. ago Garda will reconsider Palestinian man’s allegations against Airbnb over West Bank properties, court hears

Garda Commissioner is conceding to certain reliefs sought

Society

4 d. ago Lorry driver is denied bail over €10.5m cocaine seizure at Rosslare

Drugs weighing 150kg were found in truck’s fuel tank following tip-off, court hears

Politics

5 d. ago Passenger at Dublin Airport imported cocaine by swallowing 90 pellets of drug, court hears

Uber driver was under pressure to ‘wipe debt’ incurred back home in Brazil

Events

5 d. ago James 'Mago' Gately's repaired home ready to be sold next month, court hears

The property is listed with Wilsons Auctions and carries a guide price of €295,000 for a public auction due to commence on November 12th

Events

5 d. ago US fund Pimco withdrew from NI Nama loan deal at concern over success fees

Barrister for Frank Cushnahan asks Nama witness whether anyone approached his client over allegation or reported it to gardaí

Politics

5 d. ago Appeal over rezoning of land for housing in Dublin to be heard by Supreme Court

Appeal over rezoning of land for housing in Dublin to be heard by Supreme Court  The Irish Times

Events

5 d. ago Machine gun teen burglar 'induced to crime' from birth, court hears

The 17-year-old appeared at the Dublin Children’s Court for a section 75 Children Act preliminary ruling on his trial venue

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5 d. ago Teen accused of machine gun burglary was ‘induced to commit crime’ from birth, court told

Boy accused of extortion, aggravated burglary and unlawful possession of a Czech-made 9mm Skorpion machine pistol

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6 d. ago Teenager sped down wrong side of roads reaching 203km/h in garda chase, court hears

Case deemed too serious for Children’s Court, moved to Circuit with broader sentencing powers

Events

6 d. ago Damage worth 'thousands' caused after activists broke into office of Collins Aerospace, court hears

Two Palestine Action Éire activists have been charged with burglary following an alleged break-in at the Cork site yesterday.

Events

6 d. ago Security guard employed at school to prevent Enoch Burke getting in, court hears

An application to make Enoch Burke liable for the cost of the security guard is to be made by the school

Events

6 d. ago Teen drove 12 kilometres on wrong side of road during high speed chase, court hears

The 17-year-old pleaded guilty today to leading gardaí on a dangerous Dublin to Laois traffic pursuit.

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6 d. ago Teenager drove at 137km/h outside Heuston Station in stolen car before chase with gardaí

The 17-year-old pleaded guilty today to leading gardaí on a dangerous Dublin to Laois traffic pursuit.

Politics

6 d. ago UK Supreme Court to hear Labour government's appeal of Troubles Legacy Act ruling

NI Secretary of State Hilary Benn has brought the appeal against a judicial ruling that found aspects of the contentious Act to be unlawful.

Events