Sports coach (60) charged with sexual assault of teenage girl at Cork club
Accused told to have no contact with complainant, including via social media
District Court
Gun possession accused claimed he would have stored ‘nuclear bomb’ to reduce gambling debt
James Cregan (54) said he agreed to store weapons and ammunition in order to have €6,500 sum he owed cut by €150
Teenager appears in court charged with murder of Limerick man in Dublin
Jamie Bailey found with serious injuries on a footpath and later pronounced dead at hospital
Domestic violence and access court cases in Dublin badly disrupted by public sector dispute
Hearing delays can ‘seriously compromise’ safety and wellbeing of vulnerable children and families, advocacy group warns
Arrest warrant issued for former garda over unauthorised Connemara home
Brian DeCourcey (83) has defied decade-old court order to demolish steel shed converted into a home in Cleggan
Man allegedly slashed former friend and later punched him while out with children at Halloween
Court hears allegations Martin O’Callaghan (38) slashed Thomas De Loughrey in the face at John Paul Estate, Kilrush
New criminal legal aid scheme ‘grossly unfair’ and outside Minister’s powers, judge rules
Judge says some provisions of changed payment model, challenged by solicitor John Quinn, outside powers of Minister for Justice
Fianna Fáil TD Malcolm Byrne appears in court on drink driving charge
Wicklow-Wexford representative says he was arrested at a mandatory checkpoint in Dublin on way to airport in May
Man charged with murder of Somali national at Kerry Ipas centre
Defendant also charged with causing harm to another man at Ballymullen Barracks, Tralee
Woman secures court order against ‘pyschopath’ ex who threatened to share intimate photographs online
In separate case, family court judge tells woman gardaí will move ‘abusive’ son from her property
Defence Forces Tribunal: sexual assault victim ‘medically downgraded’ after complaint
Sgt Noel Brennan was sexually assaulted by a chaplain who said they were ‘meant to be together’
Woman accused of ‘co-ordinated’ people smuggling at Dublin Airport denied bail
Daniela Rusescu (34) alleged to have helped two Albanian men enter the State on two different dates in October
Minister and Law Society agree on ‘focused’ engagement aimed at resolving legal aid row
Dispute over new legal aid payment model has seriously disrupted the criminal courts
Minister for Justice to meet Law Society over legal aid row amid ongoing court disruption
Meeting is first face-to-face encounter between sides since late July
Man charged with murder of partner in Finglas
Daniel Simion Toader (47), of Melville Terrace, was charged and brought to special court sitting on Tuesday
Woman charged with smuggling men into Ireland via Dublin Airport twice in a fortnight
Daniela Rusescu (34), a Romanian national living in the UK, was remanded in custody
Man accused of recording intimate image without consent at Dublin Airport remanded in custody
None of 16 defendants who appeared during Saturday’s main daytime sitting at Dublin District Court legally represented due to dispute
Law Society seeks to meet O’Callaghan ‘in person’ to solve legal aid payments impasse
Minister for Justice offers talks to hear Law Society’s viewpoint as four-month withdrawal of services escalates
‘For four seconds I was a millionaire’: Man charged after accepting controlled delivery of cocaine
When asked whether he wished to apply for bail while representing himself, defendant says ‘I’ll give it a bash’
The criminal courts are operating, but not ‘effectively’, as Jim O’Callaghan claims
Minister has offered to meet solicitors as legal aid dispute sees case backlogs rise
Minister for Justice accused of ‘grossly unfair commentary’ over rape cases
O’Callaghan criticised for saying ‘only cases deliberately affected by withdrawal of services in Central Criminal Court yesterday were those involving allegations of rape’
Former rugby player Brendan Mullin represents himself in court due to ‘strike situation’
The 62-year-old is charged with theft of a bottle of perfume worth €158 from Brown Thomas on Grafton Street last May
Opposition, lawyers condemn O’Callaghan over rape trials ‘deliberately affected’ remark
Minister’s comments on solicitors withdrawing services in legal aid dispute ‘deliberately provocative’ and an ‘absolute disgrace’
Two charged in relation to fatal Waterford arson attack remanded in custody
Jessica Dalton and Cian Stacey appear in court after Philip, Kim, Jayden and Callum English killed in petrol bombing
Huge rise in claims of unlawful detention linked to withdrawal of solicitors’ services
Almost 90 challenges mounted since July at costs ranging from €20,000 to over €40,000 per case
Man jailed for stag-night killing after 21-minute violent assault
Paul ‘Babs’ Connolly’ (48) attacked by two men on night out in Athlone after becoming separated from his group
Court users face further disruption after criminal solicitors escalate action
Criminal defence solicitors to escalate services withdrawal from Monday
Judge tells man caught driving at 184km/h: ‘You would have made mincemeat of a child’
Cavan man banned for two years after driving at almost twice legal speed limit
Woman allegedly tortured for 13 hours, drugged and had head shaved, court hears
Alleged victim ‘screaming for help’ but ‘whimpering’ as she was placed in car boot, Dublin bail hearing told
Man charged with raping woman in her home while posing as TV technician denied bail
‘Violent pornography, including rape and forced entry’ found on man’s phone 23 years on, judge noted
Eight men charged with violent disorder at horse fair in Ballinasloe
Large Garda presence as the men – aged 18 to 30 – appeared before a special sitting of Loughrea District Court
Order sought against former Clare TD and her six children to vacate rented property
Violet-Anne Wynne and John Montaine owe alleged rent arrears of more than €18,000, court heard
Courts facing further disruption as judicial review of new legal aid model delayed
Minister for Justice said talks not appropriate when the regulations establishing the new scheme are subject of a High Court challenge
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