‘They ruined me’: Natalie Ennis, tortured in Dublin flat, still awaits psychiatric support
Natalie Ennis was beaten with metal poles, burned with makeshift blowtorch and cut with knife
Natalie Ennis was beaten with metal poles, burned with makeshift blowtorch and cut with knife
Judge notes offender’s ‘brazenness’ in going to the victim’s home
Victim waives right to anonymity at sentencing hearing for Emmett Baylor (47) in Cork court
Trio allowed Drogheda-based Boylan group to lodge funds into their bank accounts
Attitude of man when questioned by gardaí was among the aggravating factors, judge says
Charges follow investigation by anti-corruption unit regarding requests for information
Witness impact statement detailed ‘unimaginable trauma’ of being beaten, burnt and cut
John Irving (31) pleaded guilty to manslaughter five days into his trial
Andrew Pender (52), from Tallaght, pleaded guilty to possessing drugs and money laundering
Judge described man as having ‘Jekyll and Hyde characteristics’
Gardaí found the images while man was in their custody over suspected drug seizure
Carpet fitter pushed partner’s head underwater and threatened her with a knife, court hears
Ireland’s longest-serving prisoner, who confessed to kidnapping and killing a 23-year-old Dublin woman in 1976, was never convicted of her murder
Defendant with history of mental illness allegedly entered Ireland by ferry last November
Former Kilkenny hurler pleaded guilty to 10 of the 21 charges he was facing
No bed available at time for vulnerable boy who was being exploited by criminals
Rian Sheridan’s mother says her family is ‘paying ultimate price’ for lorry driver’s actions
Aidan Clohessy was principal of St Augustine’s School, Blackrock, Co Dublin, from the early 1970s until 1993
Trevor Bolger pleaded guilty to assaulting his then wife Margaret Loftus, who was also a member of the force, in October 2012
Joseph Thorpe (73) pleaded guilty to a count of indecent assault during a club trip to Co Kerry in the mid-1970s
Neville Kearns died in a crash in 2024, a day before he was due to stand trial on charges relating to assault, rape and attempted rape of boys in the 1980s and 1990s
Olesja Hertova pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of James Ryan in August 2024
Jury unanimously finds man not guilty of charge of assault causing harm
Daughters tell court of ‘betrayal’ as mother brought violent drug addicts into their home
Baby’s grandmother claims child’s father added in bruises to photographs to make it look like five-month-old sustained injuries while in her care
Jackie Twomey said attack left not just physical but psychological scars
An invasive search of Tina Satchwell’s home was not carried out until six years after she was reported missing, the court heard
Oliver Etienne and Christian Munoz Sanchez charged over drugs allegedly linked to ‘transnational criminal organisation’
Two men charged over 21kg heroin seizure, with third man in court after cocaine worth €100,000 found
Ms Ibram (27), who was originally from Romania, was stabbed five times
Suleman Mazhar (43) faces prospect of jail for a series of cybercrime offences
Judge says he has to consider issue of ‘deterrence’ when sentencing mother (42)
Gardaí investigating 92 alleged offences including commercial and residential burglaries
Caoileann Fitzmaurice (31), who is stationed at Pearse Street Garda station in Dublin, was ‘exceptionally intoxicated’ when he assaulted a hotel porter, court told
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