Sean O'Faolain (48) of College Grove, Castleknock, Dublin 15, came forward from the District Court on signed guilty pleas to assault causing harm on April 13th 2024. He has no previous convictions.

A verdict of death by misadventure was returned into the death of Lauren Boland

The teenager’s parents broke down in court as the HSE apology was read out as they settled a High Court action over the death of their daughter four years ago.

The Bill would also empower the courts to impose non-contact and exclusion orders to protect victims.

Raymond Fortune (43) pleaded guilty to two counts of possession of drugs for sale or supply on July 4th, 2024

The Government was urged to ‘flex some legal muscle’.

Craig Fitzsimmons (50) pleaded not guilty to making public posts on a Telegram chat group calling David Jones a terrorist paedophile and publishing his mobile phone number

The former teacher at Terenure College is currently serving a global sentence of 10 and a half years for his offending against 45 boys, all of whom were students at the Dublin secondary school.

The protest was held to support a bill restricting weapons being shipped through Ireland to Israel.

Mr Justice Barry O'Donnell granted a number of airlines an injunction extending the pause pending determination of the main challenge to the cap.

James Donegan, 67, of Bruce Manor, Arvagh, Co Cavan, appeared before Newry Magistrates’ Court after being extradited from the Republic of Ireland.

An Irish payroll manager received thousands of euro in monthly payments to pass information from his own firm to a rival company

Micheál Martin said that every child in Ireland has a constitutional right to a school place.

Regin Parithapara Rajan (43) has denied the murder of his wife, Deepa Paruthiyezhuth Dinamani (38), at the home they were renting in Cork city

Micheál Martin said the looming tariffs are the ‘most serious issue’ to face the Irish economy.

Trump's tariffs will be negative the world over, says ECB's Lagarde

The Taoiseach sent emails he received from his Cork South-Central constituents for the Housing Minister to examine.

Joseph James Porter, a part-time UDR soldier, was killed in Armagh in 1979.

The PSNI said groups of young people are gathering in the Broadway area of south Belfast.

With demand for its lifesaving services at a high, the charity is putting out its own ‘Mayday’ call, and urging the public to get involved with its national fundraising event, the Mayday Mile.