Dublin pensioner charged with money laundering offences involving more than €55,000
Director of Public Prosecutions has directed trial on indictment at Circuit Court for Frank Proudfoot (70)
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Man banned from RTÉ Cork allegedly breaches order
Shane Matthews (47) had been charged with engaging in threatening behaviour last month
Health and Safety Authority sends file on Creeslough tragedy to DPP
Move opens way for investigation to be completed into disaster in Donegal village in October 2022
State must pay costs in landmark female genital mutilation case
Accused parents spent two years in prison in prosecution later declared miscarriage of justice
Boy (17) torched two homes and three cars in drug intimidation campaign, court told
Two Glenageary houses gutted and ‘no longer habitable’ in arson spree
My brother was put in the cell beside me. ‘Prepare yourself for the worst,’ he said
My brother Osgur Breatnach secured a miscarriage of justice certificate in the Court of Appeal in Dublin 10 days ago. But justice still has not been done
Teenager found guilty of murder of postman Barry Daly in Co Cork
Boy (17) had pleaded not guilty to the murder but guilty to the manslaughter of the father of five in 2025
Taoiseach may consider statutory inquiry to produce answers for Creeslough families
Ten people died in 2022 Donegal explosion at an Applegreen filling station after suspected gas leak
‘Intolerable’: Two High Court judges criticise withdrawal of services by solicitors
Courts forced to adjourn trials and sentencing matters involving child complainants and serious sexual offending
Man accused of leaking sensitive Government material to foreign agency remains in custody
Ukrainian (45) with Irish citizenship was arrested at departures in Dublin Airport carrying €5,650 and a one-way ticket
Judge speaks out about toxic masculinity while jailing young man for rape
Case is ‘cautionary warning against the kind of influences on young men these days’, judge says
High Court to rule on legality of detaining District Court accused without solicitors
Several people remanded in custody after appearing in court without representation due to ongoing legal aid dispute
Gardaí travel to Jordan as part of Jamey Carney murder investigation
Ahmed Al Saqar (28) fled Ireland for his native country before mother of one’s remains found in Killarney
Gardaí examine burner phone to find when alleged UCD student sexual assault photo was taken
Detectives are seeking to understand origin of material sent to hundreds of students and staff
Gardaí still reviewing ‘thousands of hours’ of CCTV footage in 2022 gang shooting in Clondalkin
Cormac Berkeley had links to drugs trade in Clondalkin area and his death is believed to be connected to local feud
Michael Shine abuse: The system let the victims down before – it cannot happen again
Report finds ‘severe’ damage dealt to abused men ‘was plain and still visible even following the passage of time’
Investigation recommended into convicted sex offender and ex-hospital consultant Michael Shine
Shine was convicted of assaulting seven boys between 1971 and 1992 and served three years in prison
Father and son refused further appeal over Covid movement penalty notices
Supreme Court says there was no question of any injustice being visited on the appellants
Gardaí consider visiting Jordan to interview person of interest in Jamey Carney murder case
Taoiseach urges social media companies to remove ‘horrific’ material related to killing of American woman
File to be sent to DPP in case of crushed council waste-management worker
Man died by ‘catastrophic’ crush injuries in late 2024 at the council’s Bow Lane depot
Jamey Carney murder: Gardaí believe man arrested in Jordan is victim’s boyfriend
Ahmed Al Saqar, believed to be from Jordan and prime suspect in woman’s murder, fled Ireland immediately after Kerry killing
Gardaí investigating Jamey Carney’s murder say finding suspect will be challenging
Ahmed Al Saqar (28) fled Co Kerry immediately after killing of Irish American Jamey Carney and went to Dublin Airport
Accused persons unrepresented due to solicitors’ dispute challenge legality of detention
Bail terms for woman charged with robbery agreed following discussions between legal teams
Garda acquitted of raping wife but convicted of child cruelty against two daughters
Jury returns verdicts after more than nine hours of deliberations
Sophie Toscan du Plantier family urge France to reject bid to overturn Ian Bailey’s conviction
Now-retired solicitor from DPP’s office who directed there should be no prosecution has urged France to overturn court’s decision
Man arrested in connection with Dún Laoghaire shooting released without charge
Mark Cullen, who was 39 and from Shankill, was fatally wounded at about 8.30am at Patrician Park on Kill Avenue
George Gibney: The child sex abuser who became Ireland’s Olympic swimming coach
No case involving allegations against Gibney was heard in Dublin before he fled the country in the mid-1990s
Man (20) convicted of murder of Co Cork postman
Alex Deady had pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of father-of-five Barry Daly (44) in Doneraile in 2025
Toscan du Plantier family lawyer dismisses call to overturn Bailey murder conviction
Former Irish prosecutor’s argument based on ‘assumptions', lawyer says
Would Jeffrey Donaldson have faced justice if he committed his crimes south of the Border?
Former DUP leader’s conviction shows North’s Public Prosecution Service regards no one as untouchable
Former DPP solicitor asks French authorities to overturn Ian Bailey conviction for Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder
Robert Sheehan highlights inability of Garda cold case team to forensically link Bailey to west Cork murder
Man charged with the murder of his father (73) at family farm in Co Waterford
Local doctor pronounced John Cashman snr dead at scene of killing in Cappagh in 2025
Court refuses to release transcripts from trials of sex offender Michael Shine
Shine was convicted of sexually assaulting young boys in course of his work at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda
Gardaí warned criminal prosecutions may be at risk over solicitors’ withdrawal of service
Denial of right to solicitor’s advice could lead to suspects seeking to derail prosecutions, force fears
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