Man charged over Cork burglary to apply for bail to care for elderly father
Thirty-nine-year-old is charged with burglary with intent to commit criminal damage and assault
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The struggle to rein in Ireland’s teen offenders: ‘These gangs have no fear of recrimination’
Judges face daily dilemma over insufficient places as concerns expressed that ‘feral’ gangs are committing crimes ‘without any fear of recrimination’
Teenagers ‘back on the tear’ within hours of court hearings amid lack of places at Oberstown
District Court president Paul Kelly says the child justice system is at risk of being brought ‘into disrepute’
Man charged with causing over €100K of damage after allegedly setting fire to vehicles near Cork Airport
He is alleged to have caused more than €100,000 damage to waste removal tanker, a truck and another vehicle
Number of small claims court cases have more than halved since 2019
Pandemic, lack of awareness of the service and more settlements among factors behind drop
Man denies involvement in arson attack causing €550,000 damage to elderly couple’s home
Pensioners, who escaped unharmed, were not intended victims, court told
Man charged over stabbing of garda on Dublin’s Capel Street remanded in custody for four weeks
Abdullah Khan (23) replied ‘sound’ when told that his next hearing was set for September 3rd
More than 100 retailers found non-compliant with laws on sale of vapes to children
Of 52 findings of non-compliance in 2024, 19 have to date resulted in court proceedings
Landlord Marc Godart must wait until September for ruling on taking over Dublin pub licence
Controversial businessman seeking certificate of transfer of licence for Cleary’s Pub on Sarsfield Road in Inchicore
Man jailed for 2½ years over one-punch assault that left man needing brain surgery
Garda says it is unlikely victim will ever work again after assault by man with 12 previous convictions
Man in 70s sent forward for trial accused of historical sex offences
Pensioner faces 79 allegations relating to the sexual abuse of four girls in Ireland during the 1970s and 1980s
Analysis: Brian O’Shea’s resignation was a rare case of a judge leaving on their own terms
District Court judge resigned from the bench this week to return to practise as a barrister in an unusual move
Man (70s) appears in court charged with dozens of sexual offences
Court told accused has no assets and needs access to dentures and hearing aids while on remand in prison
Woman with black eye and newborn baby claims husband ‘kicked me and dragged me up and down’
Three mothers with babies get emergency protection under domestic violence laws
Ryanair’s booking practices ‘an absolute disgrace’, says District Court judge
Three passengers had claimed total of €1,250 in small claims cases
Photos of animal neglect on Clare farm ‘most distressing’, Judge says
Sheep and cattle removed after Department of Agriculture inspector found carcasses on farm
Man accused of stalking influencer at Dublin hotel remanded on bail
Denis Morris (23), from Churchtown, warned not to contact woman or carry out research about her
Legal costs almost halved by adjudicators in 179 cases last year
Total of €17.2m claimed in 24 medical negligence cases was cut by more than €7m
Man charged with breaching order to stay away from Ireland for 20 years
Defendant with history of mental illness allegedly entered Ireland by ferry last November
‘Sightseeing’ ex-Ukrainian soldier sparked security alert at US ambassador’s residence
Oleksandr Kucherenko (33) claimed that he ‘wandered’ into the Phoenix Park grounds by scaling a moat and an eight-foot walled perimeter
Boy found ‘passed out in St Stephen’s Green’ after absconding from care remains ‘missing’, High Court hears
Separately, a teenage girl with active wish to get pregnant is absent from her aftercare placement, judge is told
Four men remanded in custody charged over €31m cocaine seizure in Co Cork
Around 440kg of drug seized earlier this week in Courtmacsherry as part of operation involving gardaí, Revenue and Naval Service
Man who killed elderly woman in e-scooter hit-and-run avoids further prison time
Court hears Aaron Gumble (29) is now 'enhanced prisoner’ in Mountjoy
Judge strikes out assault charge against law professor and barrister Diarmuid Phelan
Case dismissed over concerns he would not get a fair trial due to absence of key CCTV footage
Man’s dangerous driving conviction overturned after court views Snapchat video
Judge Jonathan Dunphy said man’s behaviour was a ‘disgrace’, but he had doubts over who was driving the car
Law Society recognises Irish Times journalism at Justice Media Awards
Record-breaking 495 entries were submitted by entrants in 16 categories overall this year
Court of Appeal remits charges against allegedly unlicensed taximan to District Court
NTA officer accepted during District Court trial that provisions for carrying out test purchase or ‘setting a trap’ were not set out under legislation
Man punched retired judge after saying ‘you put me in jail for nothing’, court hears
Former District Court judge (80s) allegedly assaulted while having a coffee last Saturday, court told
Man charged over drive-by shooting is ‘leading instigator’ of ongoing Limerick feud, court hears
Shane Blackhall of Mungret Court also charged with possessing €26,000 worth of cannabis
Former Cork hurler Anthony Nash has drink-driving case dismissed
Two-time All Star goalkeeper asked garda ‘Do you know who I am?’ when he was arrested, court hears
Woman felt ‘utterly violated’ after sexual assault on Luas on way to concert
Security guard Abdiweli Ali (24) was jailed for eight months for the broad daylight assault
Trucker arrested after €1m cannabis find told gardaí: ‘I’ll smoke it tomorrow’, court hears
Louth man (32) allegedly admitted owning drugs seized at Dublin Port during Garda interview
Man who sold ‘extraordinarily rare’ Seamus Heaney books has stolen property charge dismissed
Alan Ladak (70) said he bought the books, valued at €2,000, for €40 each at bric-a-brac stall in Galway city centre
Judge overseeing firearms case against Carlow gunman says court cannot overrule Garda consent to bail
Charges formally dropped against Evan Fitzgerald, who died from a self-inflicted wound
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