A vehicle testing firm has been found guilty on one count of breaching health and safety laws in relation to the testing of a school bus which was later involved in a fatal crash.

A jury has been told the death of a 15-year-old boy in a school bus crash in Co Offaly is not relevant to the trial of a company which tested the vehicle months before the accident.

A health and safety inspector investigating a 2006 fatal Offaly school bus crash has told a court that he didn't question two garages which had previously examined the bus.

The driver of a school bus that crashed in Co Offaly, resulting in the death of a 15-year-old boy has told a court the vehicle was scheduled for a service overhaul.

Passengers on a school bus that went out of control and crashed in Co Offaly, leaving one teenager dead, have told a court the vehicle was lopsided and not in very good condition.