Audio visual technician and stage rigger Stephen Bedford (36), with an address at a hostel, on Usher’s Quay, Dublin 8, remains on bail with strict terms
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Health and Safety Authority warns about dangers of automatic gates at coroner’s court
The suggestion that concessions should be made has prompted a backlash from the legal trade, which says it has overhauled significant parts of its working practices
There is ‘more than a bit of glee’ in elements of the Garda at seeing the watchdog under pressure
Caolan Smyth (30) and Gary McAreavey (55) are asking the court to quash their convictions and to reject phone data as inadmissible
Review may favour reform of non-jury court rather than abolition
Many were surprised a murder charge was pursued against Hutch, who is now free after a 13-week trial
Sinn Féin must explain how suspicions about Jonathan Dowdall were kept from the party’s public leadership
The Irish Times has learned Gardaí took DNA samples from the couple which confirmed they are the parents of the infant
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Operation will collate information and attempt to identify “predators”, Garda Commissioner says
Kerry babies case: Man and woman arrested were ‘in a state of shock’ when arrested but had voluntarily given DNA samples to investigating officers, solicitor says
The court was told there was no space available in Obertsown detention centre for the boy
Swab samples obtained from arrested man and woman given priority testing status by Forensic Science Ireland laboratory
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