NI man refused bail ahead of retrial on Lordship-related robbery charges
A man from County Down has been refused bail ahead of his retrial at the Special Criminal Court on charges relating to a conspiracy to steal vehicles...
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Banned, serial offending ex-GAA star spent just nine months in prison for driving over cyclist
A Letterkenny man with an extensive criminal history will serve no additional prison time after the Director of Public Prosecutions' appeal against his...
Gardai concerned about potential witness intimidation in Lordship-related trial
A detective inspector has outlined concerns about potential witness intimidation in the Special Criminal Court proceedings against James Flynn, who is accused...
The Leitrim Gathering 2025
May 23rd-25th 2025 Celebrating place, connection, and heritage with Leitrim people at home and around the world.
Supreme Court recognises State's 'duty of care' to mussel seed fishermen
The Supreme Court has allowed an appeal by four commercial fishermen who contended that the State owed them a duty of care when permitting access to mussel...
Strokestown eviction vigilante fails in appeal against 15-year sentence
PJ Sweeney of Ramelton, County Donegal has lost an appeal against his 15-year prison sentence imposed for his role in a vigilante attack on security workers...
Cocaine addict who killed drug dealer and 'trussed up' his body gets eight years
Dean Caffrey, aged 38 and from Drumcondra in Dublin, has been sentenced to eight years' imprisonment following his conviction for manslaughter at the Central...
Nigerian woman who falsely claimed she had been trafficked to work as prostitute is jailed
A 34-year-old Nigerian woman has been sentenced to three years' imprisonment at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court after pleading guilty to making false statements...
SPC induction training April 17, climate and environment clinic Wed 9
Leitrim PPN members can attend specialised training for Strategic Policy Committee roles on April 17 (10am–12pm), plus a climate, environment and biodiversity...
Victim of 'predatory' rape says 22-month wait on sentence appeal put 'question mark' over justice
A woman who was raped at eighteen has welcomed the Court of Appeal's decision to uphold a seven-year custodial sentence imposed on her attacker. The...
Inland Fisheries worker who quit in wake of FOI request over letting of State property loses claim
A former part-time administrator with Inland Fisheries Ireland has lost a constructive dismissal claim at the Workplace Relations Commission. Joanna Canney,...
Supreme Court won't hear challenge to extradition over 1979 IRA murder allegation
The Supreme Court has refused to grant leave to appeal an extradition order against a 67-year-old man from Arva, County Cavan, who faces charges in Northern...
Brazilian brothel-keeper who was caught with €800k and child abuse material gets nine years
A 54-year-old Brazilian man has been sentenced to nine years imprisonment at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court following his conviction on multiple charges...
Trucker jailed after sniffer dog found €1m in cannabis
A 60-year-old truck driver from Belturbet, County Cavan, has been sentenced to four and a half years imprisonment following his conviction for drug...
Family of shooting victim left in wardrobe 'baffled' at how killer continued with life 'as normal'
At the Central Criminal Court, the sister of Sean McCarthy addressed the court during the sentencing hearing of Dean Caffrey, who was convicted of her...
Pair accused of disposing of body parts of murdered teen Keane Mulready Woods get trial date
Two men have been assigned a trial date at the Special Criminal Court in connection with the disposal of body parts of murdered teenager Keane Mulready-Woods....
€40m PEACEPLUS funding for community projects, info events start 7 April
The EU-backed Change Maker Programme is opening €40 million in grants over three years for cross-community and cross-border projects. Free information events...
Privacy rights of 'New IRA' leader breached during surveillance, murder appeal told
Kevin Braney, aged 49 and identified by gardaí as a leader of the dissident republican organisation styling itself the New IRA, is pursuing an appeal of his...
'New IRA' leader should never have been convicted of dissident murder, lawyers argue
A 49-year-old man identified by gardaí as leader of the New IRA is challenging his murder conviction at the Court of Appeal, with his defence team arguing the...
Pensioners to be extradited to NI over 1975 murder of RUC officer
Two men in their seventies will be extradited to Northern Ireland to face charges relating to the 1975 murder of an RUC officer, the High Court has ruled....
Brazilian man who used network of rural properties as brothels was caught with €788k and child abuse material
A Brazilian man has pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to operating a network of brothels across rural Ireland using falsified documents and...
Financial Services manager won't face third trial over alleged role in €61m fraud conspiracy
The Director of Public Prosecutions has decided not to pursue a third trial against a financial services manager accused of involvement in an alleged €61...
State urges court to uphold gang's conviction for kidnap and torture of Kevin Lunney
The Court of Appeal has heard closing arguments regarding whether to uphold the convictions of three men sentenced for the kidnapping and assault of Quinn...
Second WRC hearing grinds to halt after High Court application
The High Court has granted a second stay on Workplace Relations Commission proceedings within a fortnight, following an application by Vincent Maughan of...
Remote worker says she was given 'impossible task' of relocating from Monaghan to Cork
A remote worker from Monaghan brought a complaint to the Workplace Relations Commission against her employer, PFH Technology Group Ltd, regarding her...
11 years for man (59) over rape and abuse of teenage girls
A 59-year-old man from Dunfanaghy in County Donegal has been sentenced to eleven years imprisonment following his conviction for the sexual abuse of two...
Leitrim PPN Members E-Bulletin – 10th March, 2025
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Family ‘overwhelmed’ by Sliabh Liag pair’s lack of remorse
Alan Vial and Nikita Burns were convicted of murdering Robin Wilkin, a 66-year-old man, following a two-month trial at the Central Criminal Court that...
Journalists speak of living in fear after harassment and threats from violent rapist
A man with extensive convictions for rape and violent crime has been sentenced to eleven years imprisonment for harassing three female journalists employed by...
'The Plan': how two lovers came to throw a pensioner's body off Ireland's tallest cliffs
At the Central Criminal Court, Alan Vial and Nikita Burns have been convicted of the murder of Robert Wilkin, a 66-year-old man whose body was disposed of at...
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