Judge Robert said: “It is quite clear the difficulty for this young lady is her addiction."

Dorota Smolarczyk appeared at Cork District Court on charges arising out of the alleged incident

Boy, 15, is accused of being a passenger in two stolen cars on the day of the incidents. On Tuesday, he was due to enter a plea but did not come to court

The recruit said in a victim impact statement: “I should be happy with the outcome of this but in all honesty this man has broken me."

The 49-year-old was charged with heroin dealing

There is a longstanding feud between the two sisters and their families, court heard

The court heard that the accused had paid back the €600 in full through his solicitor to the gardaí for the victim

'I got a letter from the head of FSI. I made complaints all over the country about the unfairness [of delays in drug certification] to people in custody', judge told court

David 'Dave' Macardle claims the station's new management have informed him that he must broadcast the programme five days a week from the Cork studio

He lodged an appeal on May 19 — despite his legal team indicating at the end of the trial that he had “accepted the finality of the jury verdict” and would not appeal the case

Jason Clancy triggered Kenneally’s eventual downfall when, in December 2012, he and a fellow victim reported the abuse inflicted on them as teenagers by the former basketball coach

 A judge dealing with a total of 20 charges against a young man acknowledged that many of the charges were of shoplifting and minor offences but said it was a case of “death by a thousand cuts.

'Jail ain't the answer for everyone' accused, 24, who was facing sentencing for shoplifting in Cork City, told court

 A former cannabis user who has an enormous problem with rabbits on his land appealed against a refusal of his application for a firearms certificate.

Justice Minister Simon Harris cited "the continuing threat from dissidents, international terrorism and organised crime gangs" as reasons for renewing the court for another year

Residents claimed there was a persistent nuisance due to consumption of alcohol on a public road outside Malahide pubs and other places outside the boundaries of the licensed premises without supervision or oversight

Dublin publican Declan Doyle went to court after Dublin City Council ordered him to deconstruct the extensive renovations he had carried out in the premises next door to his landmark pub

Judge John King said the case was too serious to deal with at Cork District Court and he refused jurisdiction

Eric Brills's solicitor said it was a "very unusual charge" and counsel would look at a potential issue regarding exclusion zones "and whether they are exclusion zones or not"

 A cyclist was so drunk as he cycled home that a member of the public stopped him because of concerns for his safety and told him he was bringing his bike to a garda station.

Fr Ned Hassett has been cycling around his rural parish 'at day and night trying to take care of his flock', Court of Appeal heard

The court heard that David 'Dave' Macardle had been presenting his show from its Cork-based studio for two days a week, and from a Dublin studio three days a week

The judge said that the question of Gerard Cervi's bail had been one of the "most difficult appeals" the court has had to consider

The judge said the issue arose because children are sentenced to detention and cannot be sentenced to imprisonment.

The jury had heard that he had attacked the woman with a scaffolding pole while she was pregnant with their first child in 1995

Court heard there had been 'a severe breakdown in communications' in relation to Ms Carey's solicitor, who also did not appear in court

The four complainants were the oldest couple's daughter, their granddaughter and their two nephews

The grandmother Frances Farrell was attending an event when she was struck on the head by metal and fell off a five foot stage to the ground

In February. the court had heard Stephen Bedford allegedly 'live-streamed it onto Facebook via his phone'

Mr Delaney had argued that the corporate watchdog was not entitled to use just over 1,100 documents relating to him that were seized from the FAI on the grounds that they were covered by legal professional privilege

The now 33-year-old man was jailed for 10 years in 2018 when the State alleged that he was aware of his diagnosis when he infected the women

The man is accused of false imprisonment and making threats to kill or cause her serious harm in west Dublin on Sunday

Woman at centre of landmark Supreme Court case says she feels let down by the State 

The court heard that the young man has since taken extensive steps to turn his life around

A bench warrant has been issued for her arrest

Martin Burke followed the first woman into her room and became violent, biting her cheek and then sexually assaulting her

A killer who boasted he had “got away with it” after being cleared of murdering an escort 30 years ago has finally been found guilty of the crime.

It was claimed the man developed meningitis and suffered alleged profound injuries

 A middle-aged woman described being assaulted by a neighbour in Cork city and claimed that he called her a 'Limerick bitch' and that he’d put a . 22 bullet in her head.

The judge said the State should be able to accommodate the remaining persons who are seeking accommodation but were 'unable to do so' because of the protests at the two facilities

Shareholders suing Web Summit holding company and chief executive Patrick Cosgrave claiming oppression of shareholders' rights

The court heard she slept with Mount, who had surgery on a pelvic injury last month, after they met at a party at his England team-mate Chilwell’s home in November 2020

The court heard that “remand in prison has been very distressing for her” and it is now 71 days since she has been charged