Father of murder accused reported ‘serious concerns’ for family’s safety to social worker
Trial hears Robert O’Connor was considered appropriate for detention by mental health services in 2014 after he threatened to kill his parents
Trial hears Robert O’Connor was considered appropriate for detention by mental health services in 2014 after he threatened to kill his parents
Move was ‘pragmatic’ one so former Central Mental Hospital site could be turned into homes
As Central Mental Hospital site build begins, Taoiseach plays down Land Development Agency ‘go away’ payment
Land Development Agency pays more than €2m to buy dormer bungalow to settle High Court case
The author on his latest novel, The Newer World, his difficult relationship with his parents, and feeling out of place growing up as a Dublin Protestant
Building more prison places will not fix a problem that starts with a shortage of psychiatric beds
Daire McCormack George (31) killed Scott George during a psychotic episode in December 2024
Following conviction, 52-year-old could be kept away from general prison population for his safety
Inspections across 15 mental healthcare locations found varying levels of compliance on regulations, standards and rules
Judge says man suffered from complex mental health issues but Central Mental Hospital lacked capacity to accept him
Derek Mulligan (39) had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to murder of Derek Burns (78) in Donegal in 2023
Developer Mark Leonard has withdrawn High Court challenge
Henry McGowan was not guilty of murder by reason of insanity, jury found earlier this month
Jim O’Callaghan says he’s aware people with serious mental health issues are being sent to prison due to lack of spaces at hospital
Land Development Agency first produced plans for south Dublin site five years ago
Psychiatric condition of Patrick Sibanyoni deteriorating in prison – but all beds in Portrane occupied
The prison system lacks capacity for those needing inpatient treatment
Judge says Patrick Sibanyoni is ‘deteriorating’ in prison and court is ‘completely hamstrung’ by situation
A Central Criminal Court judge had asked a Department of Justice representative to address the court on difficulties engaging psychiatrists
Riad Bouchaker also charged with assault of care worker at Parnell Square East in November 2023
Family say they agree with verdict of jury that found Austin Mangan (53) not guilty by reason of insanity for the killing of Maud Coffey (41)
Ross O’Rouke has been committed to the Central Mental Hospital
Jury accepts evidence that Austin Mangan was unable to refrain from killing Maud Coffey
Projects aim to show how ‘no net loss’ of biodiversity can become the norm in the built environment
Defendant with history of mental illness allegedly entered Ireland by ferry last November
Lawyers report varying degrees of success in getting court psychiatric reports for ‘very serious cases’
Almost 8 per cent of male remand prisoners have current or recent psychotic symptoms, 10 times the community rate
Trial heard Moire Bergin (47) believed Mary Bergin (76) was the devil when she stabbed her in Dublin 1 in 2022
Katarzyna Wsiubiak (34) found not guilty of assaults by reason of insanity earlier this month
Three staff at One Asian Kitchen in Tallaght suffered burns during incident involving Katarzyna Wsiubiak (34)
The jury heard that the defendant suffers from persecutory delusions and disorganised thinking
Government response to refugee accommodation crisis to date has been to rely mainly on hotel accommodation
The Land Developement Agency recently told the Oireachtas housing committee that the risk of a court challenge to the development was ‘considered high’
Julie Flood, who suffers from paranoid schizophrenia, stabbed father on his 94th birthday believing he was an ‘impostor’ sent to harm her
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