Organisation: Wexford Circuit Court

Will instructions given by sister and not by dying man, other sister claims in court

A sister of a farmer whose will is being contested believes a solicitor got his instructions for the will from another sister whose son was left the entire 54-acre farm in Wexford.

Tue, 29 Jan, 2019

Online gambling is feeding addictions

COULD you spot a man with a €10 million gambling habit?

Sat, 05 Jan, 2013

Woman and partner guilty of unlawful killing by neglect

A couple have been found guilty of unlawful killing by neglect of a woman suffering from multiple sclerosis in Co Wexford six years ago.

Sat, 08 Dec, 2012

O’Driscoll must pay €2,000 to restore water

Irish rugby captain Brian O’Driscoll and several other Wexford holiday-home owners should have water restored to their properties once they have paid €2,000 each to a management company they are in dispute with, a judge has ruled.

Tue, 10 Jul, 2012

HSE granted leave in Joel death case

THE Health Service Executive (HSE) has been granted leave by the High Court to challenge an order made by a circuit court judge requiring it to hand over documents to be used in the manslaughter trial over the death of Co Wexford woman Evelyn Joel.

Wed, 11 Jun, 2008

Wexford man's appeal against conviction is dismissed

The Court of Criminal Appeal has dismissed an appeal brought by a Stable-hand against his conviction for an assault that left a publican in a wheelchair.

Mon, 16 Jul, 2007

We must learn from Pisces tragedy, says minister

The Pisces fishing tragedy in which five people died must never happen again, the Marine Minister vowed today.

Wed, 23 Nov, 2005

Shock at 'lenient' fine for fatal sinking

The leniency of a fine for a fisherman whose boat sank with the loss of five lives has shocked local people, a TD said today.

Wed, 23 Nov, 2005

Fishing tragedy accused cleared of manslaughter

A fisherman whose boat sank with the loss of five lives was tonight found not guilty of manslaughter.

Tue, 22 Nov, 2005

Sky cries foul over pub fee breaches

EIGHTY civil actions are in progress against pubs for failing to pay SKY full commercial rates to screen Premiership matches.

Sat, 06 Nov, 2004

Abuse priest’s family speak of ‘devastating’ effect on lives

Seán McCárthaigh

Tue, 20 Apr, 2004

Sky reaches its limit with publicans

THE satellite television company Sky is to prosecute up to 100 publicans for illegally broadcasting soccer matches.

Tue, 02 Mar, 2004

Bishops accused of obstructing assault case

TWO bishops have been accused of obstruction in a case of alleged sexual assault by a deceased priest in their diocese.

Fri, 21 Feb, 2003

Lack of video evidence facilities “appalling”

By Cormac O’Keeffe A JUDGE has described a lack of video evidence facilities as “appalling” and called on the Government to introduce them immediately.

Fri, 11 Oct, 2002

Victim to learn if she can access Comiskey files on sex abuse priest

A SEX abuse victim who is suing Bishop Brendan Comiskey and the State in relation to the handling of abuse in the diocese of Ferns will find out today if she can have access to files on the priest at the centre of the scandal.

Wed, 24 Jul, 2002

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