Martin Nolan

Repayments to National Irish Bank ceased in October 2007, court told

Court hears from branch manager of National Irish Bank in trial of former solicitor

Former solicitor facing 21 charges relating to alleged theft from seven lenders

Documents purported to be signed by firm were not his firm’s documents, court told

Leon Travers threw fan at garda and threatened to have a bullet put in her head

Judge adjourns trial on 21 counts of theft from banks involving close to €27m for week

Former solicitor faces charges relating to alleged theft of €27m from seven lenders

Former solicitor facing charges relating to alleged theft of €27m from lenders

Former solicitor facing charges relating to alleged theft of €27m from lenders

Accused alleged to have applied for multiple loans from seven banks on same properties

Former solicitor facing 21 counts of theft regarding €30m from financial institutions

Michael Stokes, Richard Stokes and Simon Stokes sentenced to two and a half years each

Man received six-month prison sentence for assaulting his partner in separate incident

Man (21) money laundered more than €50,000 after answering ad on social media

Father claimed to have carried out a ritual to get a ‘devil’ to leave his daughter’s body

Girl (9) found unconscious at home has life-changing brain injuries, court heard

Man tells court he does not know how girl (9) got hurt and that he is not protecting anyone

Nearly 800 of the singer’s belongings including dress she wore in final concert up for sale

Man faces charges linked to €180,000 found in his luggage at Belfast Airport in 2018

Joseph Smith (36), of Waterville Terrace, Blanchardstown, Dublin, pleaded guilty

Man did not submit VAT or income tax returns across 15 years, court told

Man assaulted two women unknown to him on separate occasions in city centre

Sending hard drive to UK would mean Garda will lose control over material, says director

John Corr (55) has lost his businesses in Dublin and Louth over duplicate claims, court hears

Gardaí had to use spit hood when arresting David Dwyer (37), who punched ex-partner multiple times

Erika Gould (36) admitted assaulting three members of force in Dundrum, Dublin

Alegranto Kongolo (25) and victim were engaged in ‘verbals’ before incident, court hears

Mother describes ‘every parent’s worst nightmare’ of seeing child in pain

Kieran Creaven also pleaded guilty to several counts of possessing child pornography

‘Law of the land runs on a sporting pitch’, says judge as he orders man to pay €8,000 to victim

Man fired shots at youths he believed slighted his son ‘when the red mist went down’

Thomas Doyle (26) from Crumlin has limited intellectual capacity, court hears

Kyle Rafferty (23) admitting keeping drugs at house for someone to collect

Andezej Buraczewski fell from defective scaffold in October 2016, court hears

Prison Officers’ Association directed officers to adhere strictly to duties

Prince Joseph Ncube (24) manipulated Bank of Ireland’s online system to create credits

Albaraa Turkistani (27) caught with 272 images and 159 videos of children and babies

Accused had gambling addiction and was online for 10 hours a day, court told

Teenager stabbed man after he did not have any cigarettes, court hears

Attempted theft from Dublin bookmaker ‘a particularly poorly executed criminal enterprise’