A man in his 30s posed as a 16-year-old on the social network site Tagged.com to groom three teenage girls for sex, Trim Circuit Court heard yesterday.

The identity of an infant who had died within minutes of birth was used in a social welfare scam in Co Meath, a court has heard.

A sex offender who posed as a casting agent for TV programmes on the social networking site Bebo and set up an ‘audition’ for a 16-year-old boy who he then sexually assaulted, has been jailed for four-and-a-half years at Trim Circuit Court.

A man and a woman have received suspended sentences at Trim Circuit Court on drugs charges arising from the death of Katy French five years ago

The family of the late model Katy French say they have been left without a full picture of the events surrounding her death.

Two people arrested by Gardaí during the investigation into the death of model Katy French will be sentenced later today.

A man and woman are to be sentenced later this month at Trim Circuit Court for drugs offences linked to the death of the model Katy French in 2007.

A man and woman have pleaded guilty to drugs offences arising from the death of the model Katy French almost five years ago.

Two friends of the late model Katy French have pleaded guilty to drug offences on the weekend the socialite collapsed at their home almost five years ago.

Two people have pleaded guilty to drugs offences in connection with the death of model Katy French.

A footballer’s scrotum was torn open during a GAA minor championship match in Co Meath three years ago, a court heard yesterday.

A man who claims he was assaulted by two gardaí in Co Meath has told Trim Circuit Court he thought he was going to lose his life during the incident.

A MAN and woman who face charges connected to the death of model Katy French have been sent forward for trial at the circuit court next month.

The Court of Criminal Appeal today upheld the conviction of a Navan man for a drugs offence.

Two companies charged over the Navan bus crash which claimed the lives of five young schoolgirls will have to wait until next year to stand trial.

A vehicle maintenance company responsible for the upkeep of a school bus that overturned killing five schoolchildren knew its anti-lock braking system was not working, a court heard today.

Three firms will stand trial today in relation to the Navan bus crash which claimed the lives of five young schoolgirls.