John Phillips (77) from Drumalee Drive, Stoneybatter, Dublin 7, was found guilty of an indecent assault on a boy in his early teens following a retrial at Wicklow Circuit Criminal Court last November

Sami Skhiri (35) of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court

Two men have gone on trial at the Special Criminal Court, where they deny having the 2.2 tonnes of cocaine for sale or supply on board the Panamanian cargo ship in what was the largest such seizure in Irish history

Alan Vial (39) said he and Nikita Burns (23) 'came up with a bit of a story' about how Robert 'Robin' Wilkin died.

Colm Fitzgerald, (27), of Castlequinn, Sixmilebridge, had pleaded guilty before Ennis District Court, last Wednesday, to seven separate counts of theft of €5,000 from Bank of Ireland, Shannon Industrial Estate, Shannon, County Clare

Joe Drennan was in his final year of a journalism degree at the University of Limerick when he was killed after being struck by a car in October 2023.

Liam McGrane (59) pleaded guilty on a trial date to two counts of robbery at separate Dublin hotels on December 21st, 2018 and August 4th, 2019

Aileen Halligan (69) died after going to the Mater Private Hospital in Cork for the procedure

The party’s acting leader Cian O’Callaghan said the TD for Dublin Bay South could be welcomed back at a later stage.

SDLP leader Claire Hanna said the party was taking the stance in protest at the US administration position on Gaza.

The handwritten correspondence for Judge Colin Daly was intercepted by staff at the criminal court complex in Limerick

Key storage boxes have become very popular for holiday apartment lettings across Europe

Gabrial Fereira Motta Valladares (29) was charged with four offences over the incident

Nicola Marlow was with her older sister Jolene when the Real IRA bomb exploded in the Co Tyrone town.

University Hospital Limerick (UHL) was the worst affected

Some of the reasons for food business enforcement orders in January included active cockroach infestation, rodent activity and rodent droppings

Gardaí appealed for witnesses on Tuesday after a pipe bomb was thrown at the front entrance of a house in Limerick overnight but failed to detonate

The research shows that 90 per cent of Irish companies lack a GenAI policy

The Omagh Bombing Inquiry is hearing accounts from survivors and people who were injured in the 1998 Real IRA massacre.

A number of schools across Co Clare remain closed until they receive further instructions.