Man found dead in Phoenix Park identified by gardaí
Postmortem takes place on remains of deceased who was in his 40s and originally from eastern Europe
An Garda Síochána
File goes to DPP as man arrested over €10.25m cocaine seizure released without charge
The man, who is in his 20s, had been detained at a Garda station in the southeast of the country
The surge in Ireland’s public service workforce
As the population surges and ages rapidly, there are now 46,000 more staff in the health service than in 2016
Explosive device found at Dublin’s Merrion Square made safe after major security operation
Viable device marked most serious security threat during EU presidency events
First person in Ireland convicted of coercive control admits assault on other woman
Kevin Dunleavy, who has 130 previous convictions attacked woman at jiving class
Gardaí investigating ‘unexplained’ death in Phoenix Park call for couple to come forward
Body of man with apparent knife wounds discovered in Phoenix Park
HSE services affected as global Microsoft outage hits Ireland
HSE says services not impacted so far amid outage that has also affected Microsoft Teams and Copilot
Man found drinking Jack Daniel’s on garden chair after arson jailed for six years
Robert Power (41) pleaded guilty to arson relating to his brother’s home, his own home and his car
Can we have an EU summit in Dublin every day?
I was able to comfortably walk to work up the Liffey through Dublin 1 and Dublin 2 in record time
Recreational drug users funding violence that led to Waterford deaths, Minister says
Jim O’Callaghan says those who use drugs for ‘selfish gratification’ are facilitating attacks
Jason Hutch allegations involve infiltration at ‘highest echelon of An Garda Síochána’, court hears
Jason Murphy, otherwise known as Jason Hutch, deemed a substantial flight risk and denied bail
Body of Limerick woman ‘left in van for two weeks’ before being dumped in Lough Erne
The body of Carrie Mullane (39) was wrapped in black plastic sheeting and weighed down, the court heard
Debt enforcement of €314,000 to go ahead alongside Garda investigation into ‘threatening’ men
Two unidentified men claiming to be ‘republicans’ sought debt recovery
Former fishing agency head was asked to drop allegations in return for financial package
Report on protected disclosure made by former Inland Fisheries Ireland chief Francis O’Donnell upholds, in part, one allegation
New legal aid scheme could mean ‘sea change’ for criminal justice system
Because there will be no more multiple legal aid certificates, solicitors are likely to be pushing to have cases heard more quickly
Woman used Brazilian jiu-jitsu to fight off man who allegedly punched her in Dublin
Janaína Mota (33) says she was attacked on Wexford Street early on Sunday in latest incident against delivery workers
Mother of man accused of Carrie Mullane’s murder appears in court
Mary Lynch (69) faces one charge of withholding information from police on dates between October 10th and November 8th
How to deal with a bomb threat at work, and how to explain a school threat to a child
Incidents can be ‘hard to process’ for children even if the warning is not credible, psychologist says
Gardaí say widespread bomb threats to schools ‘not credible’
As well as hundreds of schools across the Republic and the North, a large number of media outlets also received a threat
German couple charged with human trafficking after men allegedly hid in camper van cupboards
David Hocks (49) and Anna Edel (44) caught trying to smuggle Albanian individuals through Port of Cork, court told
Irish military to be permitted to use force in support of An Garda Síochana
Personnel permitted to use force in more circumstances if State security is at stake
Driver who injured six teenagers in crash passed initial alcohol and drug testing
Woman (40s) undergoing medical treatment but it is unclear if condition was a factor in incident outside Monkstown shop
Number of welfare fraud cases sent for prosecution halves in a decade
Just 76 cases were sent to Chief State Solicitor’s Office last year
The inside story of Tipperary pensioner Josephine Ray’s murder by her daughter’s boyfriend
Hasan Ali Gori was convicted of the 2024 killing of the 89-year-old mother of his then partner Mary, a vulnerable adult
Ryanair flight from Dublin faced bomb hoax as gardaí warn of ‘significant’ security risk
Bomb threat against Cork school on Monday was linked to a child
Size of no-fly zone over Dublin increased for European summits
Jim O’Callaghan insists Ireland is well prepared to deal with high-profile meetings after series of hoax threats last week
Lack of foresight around electric vehicles amounts to a waste of police time
Gardaí need access to fast-charging facilities
Man’s false incest allegations against wife and son have ‘destroyed’ family, court told
Judge orders man to vacate home after he admitted to secretly planting recording device in marital bedroom and son’s room
Minister for Justice says State ‘well prepared to deal with threats’ ahead of high-profile EU meetings
Rank-and-file gardaí to proceed with work-to-rule action as protesters prepare for demonstrations
Teenagers left with life-changing injuries following crash in south Dublin
The teens were outside Nearby newsagents in Monkstown Farm, Dún Laoghaire, when a car mounted the pavement
Man dies after being hit by car on Limerick motorway
Pedestrian was pronounced dead at scene of incident on M20
Seven teenagers hospitalised after car hits pedestrians outside south Dublin shop
Driver of vehicle, a woman in her 40s, receiving medical care following incident near Dún Laoghaire on Sunday
Public sector workers offered pay hikes of 10.5% ahead of planned strike
Lower-earning public and civil servants would benefit from wage increases of up to 17.8% over proposed deal’s lifespan
‘We keep the candle of hope lit’: Jo Jo Dullard’s family marks anniversary of disappearance
Kilkenny woman was last seen making a call from a phone box in Co Kildare in November 1995
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