Spacey testified that the encounter never happened, and said he was sure of it

Accused verbally abused a sergeant and kicked out at another man, causing him to fall close to passing cars

Rory McIlroy has welcomed the 'common sense' decision to rule against three LIV Golf players who had sought a temporary restraining order to allow them to contest the FedEx Cup play-offs

The court heard the man had a tumultuous past but was presently doing very well in his life and had been promoted in his job a number of times

Intoxicated Swindon man tried to strike garda's face

Judge James McNulty said that such behaviour was not tolerated in west Cork

Two former bosses of Deliveroo were given suspended one-year prison sentences and fined €30,000 by a French court for abusing the freelance status of riders working for the takeaway delivery platform.

Mr Ustic, an English national, was found dead at his rented terraced house at High Street in Skibbereen on September 24, 2017

A representative for Kyiv has urged the United Nations’ top court to order Russia to halt its devastating invasion of Ukraine, at a hearing snubbed by Russia amid its ongoing assault on its neighbour.

Case adjourned until June for sentencing with the accused remanded on continuing bail

Judge said the accused, who was given seven and a half years for manslaughter, had demonstrated a level of indifference to what happened but had not intended to kill his uncle

Judge dismisses application by lawyers of Alan Harte, who was last month sentenced to 30 years for the assault and false imprisonment of the Quinn Holdings director

There is “vast uncertainty” as to whether the dried extract from certain types of cacti plants that contain mescaline could be regarded as a controlled substance under current legislation, a court was told on Thursday.

Car mounted a footpath during chase and other road users had to take evasive action to avoid being struck

Accused were identified on CCTV following theft of goods from pharmacies and sports store in Midleton

Temporary High Court order granted to freeze assets of accused in a 'bizarre' case involving a 'deplorable breach of trust'

Accused threw three bolts into injured party's face

The perpetrator of horrific abuse began watching sexual activity online at age nine. Unfettered access to it must be addressed before such attacks become commonplace

Accused, who had 201 previous convictions, had large kitchen knife in his pants pocket and another in the car

Minor drugs charges against relatives of EuroMillions winner dismissed as pair bring €150 to court

— Plus a Shonda Rhimes legal drama; and a man wrestles an alligator to save the life of his puppy

Former journalist Gemma O’Doherty has received a two-month suspended sentence and a fine of €750, for public order offences which occurred in Kilmacanogue on August 28, 2020. O’Doherty has already lodged an appeal against the conviction.

Gearóid Coughlan, 31, of Ballycoughlan, Innishannon, had already been charged with assault causing harm when he allegedly attacked his mother, Mary, on the evening of June 4 last

 A judge has approved a €20,000 damages settlement to a 12-year-old schoolboy who suffered scald wounds to his right upper thigh during a Ryanair flight.

Bayer lost a third appeal against US court verdicts that awarded damages to customers blaming their cancers on use of its glyphosate-based weedkillers, leaving the German drugs and pesticides group to pin hopes for legal relief on the US Supreme ...

He is scheduled to appear in court in Limerick this morning

Boy's family have had to 'swap' homes with grandparents 'to keep him out of trouble', trial told, as defendant remanded on continuing bail until Friday 

Mr Fingleton had sought to have the case halted on grounds of its breadth and his ill-health.

Consultant claimed HSE chief's decision to recommend dismissal was 'fatally flawed'

Cork woman jailed for seven years for part in 'merciless' burglary

Gardaí estimate the overall cost of the damage at €1,760, including €1,000 for the damage caused at Smith's SuperValu in Kinsale, where the words 'No Lockdown, Don't Comply' were written

Two men charged in connection with riots in Northern Ireland have been denied bail on grounds that they could reoffend.

Two men aged 24 and 32 have been charged in connection with the rioting in Northern Ireland

The money was taken from an account in AIB Bank, Kinsale, between December  2014 and April 2017

Midleton man had been banned from communicating in any way with two brothers and his mother as part of recent bail conditions

It was the first of two burglaries he had carried out at the Heineken brewery in Cork City.

Employee was sacked for discussing a child attending the creche while out socialising

One victim had described the former rugby coach as “evil personified” and said that he had “crossed paths with the devil at Terenure College”

Call for awards to be proportional to injury as €65k claim upheld in Court of Appeal

Large 'structures' with photos of the two Kerry TDs have dominated Kilgarvan for years

Former Fianna Fáil TD for Kildare North Frank O’Rourke is suing Twitter and Facebook for hosting posts in the run-up to last February’s general election which he claims were highly defamatory and based on complete falsehoods

Man accused of breaking curfew five times as he asks for bail address to be moved to Pallasgreen so he could be with wife and children

Department of Agriculture officials had identified bottles with deficient labelling and lacking serial numbers at a horse trainer’s yard.

A husband and wife have appeared in court in Co Donegal charged with the alleged sexual abuse of their children. The couple were detained at their home on the Inishowen Peninsula over the weekend.