A man has appeared at the Dublin District Court court over an aggravated burglary in the capital.

Former Anglo Irish Bank chairman and chief executive Sean FitzPatrick has been returned for trial accused of hiding from the bank’s auditors the true value of multimillion-euro loans.

A Dublin Court has heard how an 85-year-old woman attacked an armed robber with a copy of the RTÉ Guide.

A Dublin court has today asked the Probation Service to assess a sex offender's likelihood of re-offending, after hearing how he assaulted two underage girls.

A Dublin court has heard that two economic migrants who answered an ad for gardening job were tricked into living in primitive and horrendous conditions in a cannabis growing operation.

Revenue Customs officers have seized almost €100,000 at Dublin Airport.

ACC Bank has told the High Court that it will challenge a ruling yesterday in the Northern Ireland High Court declaring a Co Wicklow businessman a bankrupt.

A man in his 30s will appear before a Dublin court later, charged in relation to the violent attempted robbery of a shop in the city centre last weekend.

Ryanair today lost the latest round in its legal battle to avoid paying for hotels, meals and drinks for passengers disrupted by delayed flights during the Icelandic volcano eruption in 2010.

A south Dublin man allegedly had his throat slashed open and his jugular cut by his best friend in a row over a pint, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court has heard.

A man in his 50s has been remanded in custody after an appearance in a Dublin court over a fatal shooting in Dublin last week.

The trial of a Belfast man accused of murdering a taxi driver in the city almost four years ago dramatically collapsed at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today.

A Belfast man shot dead a taxi driver in the city as he lay on the ground with his hands over his head, the Special Criminal Court in Dublin was told today.

BROKE builder Joe McNamara told a Dublin court he was “exercising his constitutional right to protest” when he parked a 15-tonne cement truck at the gates of Leinster House on Wednesday.

The Special Criminal Court has fixed a date next January for the retrial of Belfast man Gerard Mackin for the murder of a taxi driver in Belfast in 2007.

The Court of Criminal Appeal in Dublin today quashed the conviction of the only person ever convicted by a Dublin court for a murder in the North.

A Belfast man who was jailed for life by a Dublin court last year for the murder of a taxi driver in the city today opened his appeal against his conviction and sentence.

THE High Court has adjourned attempts by the country’s financial watchdog to put a beleaguered insurance firm, owned by tycoon Seán Quinn, into permanent administration.

Wife-murder suspect Eamonn Lillis will go to trial over the killing of top advertising executive Celine Cawley, it emerged today.

A Belfast man who was jailed for life last week for the murder of a taxi driver in the city was jailed for a further 15 years by the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today.

A Belfast dissident republican became the first person to be convicted by a Dublin court today for the murder of a man in Belfast last year.

One of the men accused of carrying out the Omagh bombing told detectives the loss of innocent lives was a disaster, a Dublin court heard today.

Chat show host Pat Kenny paid €5,000 for a special lease on a patch of disputed scrubland to stop his elderly neighbour building on it, the High Court heard today.

A Special sitting of Dublin District Court is continuing tonight to deal with those arrested in today's riot.

An American fugitive wanted in the US over a high speed car crash which killed three young students had been drinking and using cannabis in the hours before the fatal accident, a Dublin court heard today.

Minister for Justice Michael McDowell today challenged republicans to come clean over their links with criminal activities.

A HOTEL was yesterday ordered to get rid of its beer garden, prompting fears that other hotels and pubs may be forced to abandon their outside smoking zones.

Tomorrow should be a day of celebration — not confrontation.

COMPANIES owed tens of millions of euro by failed Italian food company Parmalat are fighting to decide if the Irish or Italian courts have jurisdiction in the case.

Immigrant parents can no longer seek residency in Ireland on the basis of having Irish-born children, under rules that come into effect today.

A man is due to appear in Dublin District Court later this morning in connection with a drugs seizure, worth an estimated €2m, in Maynooth yesterday.

A 23-year-old man is due to appear in a Dublin court this morning in connection with the death of a man in the capital last week.

High winds and heavy rain in some areas ensured a sluggish start to polling today in the Republic’s latest referendum on the country’s anti-abortion laws.

The trial of the only man charged in connection with the Omagh bombing atrocity was postponed until after Christmas today due to one of the judges falling ill.

A 26-year-old man will appear in a Dublin court this morning charged with a spate of robberies on pensioners in recent weeks.

A male driver, who crashed after attempting a hand-brake turn, resulting in the death of his best friend, has been jailed for six months by a Dublin court.

A Dublin court has adjourned an appeal date for Catherine Nevin to allow time to assess whether or not the convicted murderer can pay for the action.