'Hit team' member jailed after confrontation with armed gardai
A member of an organised crime group has been sentenced to eight years imprisonment by the Special Criminal Court following his guilty plea to firearm...
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Farmer claims he is 'haunted' by shooting dead of cattle by defence forces
A Carrickmacross farmer has opposed an application to extend his bankruptcy by up to ten years at the High Court. John Hoey was declared bankrupt in February...
Husband sent 'where are you' text to wife's phone, murder trial hears
At the Central Criminal Court in Dublin, a jury heard evidence regarding the movements of a woman on the morning she died. CCTV footage showed the 30-year-old...
Mum-of-three went back to another man's house on night she disappeared, trial hears
At the Central Criminal Court in Dublin, a trial heard evidence on Monday concerning the movements of a 30-year-old woman in the hours before her death. A man...
Six years for 'cloned' van racket is upheld
A man from Carrick-on-Shannon has lost an appeal against his six-year prison sentence for involvement in a sophisticated online fraud involving cloned stolen...
'Debt for equity' swaps can't be approved without creditor's consent, judge finds
The High Court has ruled that debt-for-equity swaps cannot be approved within personal insolvency arrangements without the explicit consent of the relevant...
Donegal man jailed for repeatedly raping school girl
A man from Donegal has been sentenced to seven years imprisonment at the Central Criminal Court following his conviction for multiple counts of rape. The...
Sister tells trial she saw CCTV of Natalia Karaczyn walking towards home
Natalia Karaczyn's sister has given evidence at the Central Criminal Court regarding CCTV footage she viewed in the hours following her sibling's...
New jury sworn-in for trial of husband accused of murdering wife
A fresh jury was sworn in at the Central Criminal Court on Thursday following the discharge of a previous panel in the trial of a man accused of murdering his...
'Peer pressure' saw witness lie about accused's whereabouts, trial hears
A witness in the trial of Aaron Brady at the Central Criminal Court has testified that she initially provided false information to police about the accused's...
Woman tells trial of moment brother-in-law told her he killed sister
At the Central Criminal Court, the sister of Natalia Karaczyn gave evidence regarding her brother-in-law's account of events surrounding the 30-year-old's...
'We forgive you,' woman told man who said he killed her sister
At the Central Criminal Court, the sister of a thirty-year-old woman whose body was discovered near Ballymote in May 2018 gave evidence regarding her...
Husband said he lay down with wife after killing her, murder trial to hear
A man accused of murdering his wife in Sligo told gardai that he lay down with her for approximately ten minutes after killing her, the Central Criminal Court...
Husband goes on trial accused of murdering wife
A jury has been sworn in at the Central Criminal Court for the trial of a 33-year-old man accused of murdering his wife at their home in Crozon Park, Sligo,...
Former solider has jail time cut for abusing girls
A former soldier from Ballyhaise, County Cavan, has had the final year of his 15-year prison sentence suspended by the Court of Appeal. Shane Costello, aged...
Man accused of violent €50k extortion bid is granted bail
A man accused of involvement in a violent extortion has been granted bail at the Special Criminal Court, despite garda objections. William Twomey, aged 56,...
Siblings facing jail in Strokestown eviction case
The High Court has granted KBC Bank permission to pursue proceedings that could result in the imprisonment of three siblings for alleged non-compliance with a...
Disgraced politician's son gets community service for lighting firework in Coppers
A 28-year-old Dublin man has been ordered to complete 240 hours of community service over twelve months in lieu of a two-year prison sentence following his...
Adrian Donohoe accused said he was laundering diesel at time, trial hears
At the Central Criminal Court, a man accused of the capital murder of Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe has claimed he was engaged in diesel laundering at the...
'You're going to pay for this': supporters of convicted rapists shout at victim in court
Two men from Leitrim have been sentenced to seven years imprisonment at the Central Criminal Court following their conviction for the rape of a woman who was...
Adrian Donohoe accused on bail and under curfew at time of shooting, trial hears
At the Central Criminal Court, evidence emerged that Aaron Brady was subject to bail conditions and a curfew when Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe was fatally...
Youth to be sentenced for fatal stabbing after judge says grieving family need "finality"
A youth convicted of manslaughter in connection with the death of a teenager in Claremorris, County Mayo, will be sentenced on 20 March following a brief...
Men to be extradited for alleged attempted murder of PSNI officer
Two Dublin men are to be extradited to Northern Ireland to face charges of attempted murder of a Police Service of Northern Ireland officer and possession of...
Strokestown eviction family face jail as bank takes action
KBC bank has moved to seek committal orders against three siblings from near Strokestown, County Roscommon, over alleged non-compliance with a High Court...
'I lost my childhood', victim abused by adopted father tells court
A 57-year-old man from County Donegal has been convicted of sexually assaulting a boy in his care between 2003 and 2004. The defendant, whose identity is...
"I thought he was coming to kill me because I had seen too much": witness breaks down at capital murder trial
At the Central Criminal Court, a credit union volunteer described the moment she feared for her life during a fatal armed robbery at Lordship Credit Union in...
"I'm going to kill you, I'm going to f¨¨king shoot you": garda tells capital murder trial of confrontation with armed raiders
A former detective garda testified at the Central Criminal Court that he feared for his life when armed raiders confronted him and his colleague during a...
Deviant serial killer John Shaw, Ireland's longest serving prisoner, to get temporary release
The Court of Appeal has been informed that the Minister for Justice has accepted a recommendation to grant temporary release to John Shaw, aged 73, an English...
Forestry fraudster gets an extra two years in jail
A man convicted of defrauding 143 investors through a bogus forestry scheme has received an additional two years in prison following a Court of Appeal ruling....
Judge "runs out of patience" with father and son over obstruction of windfarm
A High Court judge has warned a father and son from Muff, County Donegal, that they face imprisonment and seizure of machinery if they continue to obstruct...
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