court and crimeAttack 'shattered my sense of safety,' says 82-year-old Cork woman as robber is jailedJudge Helen Boyle said: 'It never ceases to amaze me the depths to which drugs and alcohol can bring people'
OPW logs over 100 acts of deliberate damage at historic properties in past two yearsIncidents included theft of a 1916 information panel and sand poured over staff toilets
Gardaí and PSNI investigate if suspect explosive devices intended for attacks on asylum seeker accommodation
HSE spending €2.5m leasing properties in Kerry despite maintaining 14 vacant facilitiesThe overall cost of maintenance and minor works to the vacant buildings owned by HSE in Kerry amounted to over €186,423 in the past 12 months
Crown damaged in Louvre heist to be restored in ‘renaissance’The diamond and emerald-studded crown of Empress Eugenie, which was found damaged outside the Louvre after apparently being dropped during the October 19 robbery, will be restored as a symbol of “renaissance”, the museum’s director Laurence des Cars ...
'The more I hear about how the system was run, the more it sounds like a pyramid scheme'Fianna Fáil TD Tony McCormack questioned whether there was 'fraud or serious mismanagement' ahead of the company's collapse, stating franchise operators were asked to submit to lie detector tests
Woman refusing to leave hospital after 719 days could be moved to another room, judge saysThe High Court was told that the woman had been offered various supports including home help but had turned them down
The tracker mortgage scandal: Banks almost destroyed my familyThe Redmonds went through seven separate procedures with the bank, which involved every penny they spent being scrutinised Listen |