Mr Justice Tony O'Connor said he proposed adjourning to next Tuesday because he was "very conscious of the situation of people getting home this evening"

The court has heard Arthur King of Bank of Ireland was involved in compiling documents for the bank's insurance claim in the wake of their losses in relation to Mr Lynn's loans.

Michael Lucey (42), of Derryvaleen, Ballingeary, Co Cork, appeared before Cork Circuit Criminal Court on Friday morning

Daire Hickey wants to argue controversial posts by Paddy Cosgrave occurred in disregard of minority shareholder interests

Politicians have strongly criticised the violent scenes in Dublin that saw Garda cars, buses and trams set alight and shops looted and damaged.

The defendant has no previous convictions and the prosecution did not elucidate a motive for the crime.

Housing charities warned that 4,000 children could spend Christmas in emergency accommodation.

‘Those involved brought shame on Dublin, brought shame on Ireland,’ the Taoiseach said in an address to the nation

A number of motorists gave evidence of what they noticed that day while they were driving along the M50.

One man was charged with being in possession of knives

When the condition was finally diagnosed when she was seven years old, it was claimed there was a failure to react and manage the schoolgirl’s symptoms

Conor Carville (45) pleaded guilty to a series of offences, including attempted carjacking, the unauthorised taking of a vehicle and burglary

Caio Benicio said he acted on instinct when he hit the attacker with his motorbike helmet

Gardaí said the impacted areas have been deemed safe

Cybersecurity company ThreatLocker has stepped up its call to remind members of the public to be more vigilant for Black Friday and Cyber Monday

Riots in Dublin city centre on Thursday night saw buses and trams burned, shops looted and several garda vehicles damaged

A man, aged in his 80s, has died after he was struck by a car in Gorey, Co Wexford on Thursday evening

Thirty-four people were arrested in riots that saw public transport burned, shops looted and several Garda vehicles damaged

Figures from the Banking and Payments Federation show the overall volume of approvals was down 20 per cent year-on-year

Friday night will mark Kielty's first Late Late Toy Show