A man with Irish citizenship who is wanted in the US on charges linked to the Jihad Jane international terror plot faces being held in one of the country’s top security prisons if extradited.

An Irishman wanted in the US and described as “the largest facilitator of child porn in the world”, may seek a judicial review of the DPP’s decision not to prosecute him in Ireland.

The man the FBI has described as the biggest facilitator of child pornography on the planet may challenge the DPP's decision not to press charges against him in Ireland.

A Pennsylvania woman who called herself “Jihad Jane” online and plotted to kill a Swedish artist has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after telling a judge she was once obsessed with jihad.

The US woman terrorist nicknamed “Jihad Jane” has been jailed for 10 years for her part in a plot to kill a Swedish artist who had offended Muslims.

An application brought by an Algerian-born Irish citizen for leave to seek judicial review of an attempt to extradite him to the United States, where he is wanted on international terrorism charges, has been adjourned until October.

The US alleges an Algerian-born Irish citizen conspired with others to devise and create a “violent jihad organisation” capable of targeting US and Western European citizens, the High Court has heard.

An Algerian-born Irish citizen, wanted in the US on terrorism charges, planned for a group to train in explosives with al Qaeda to support terrorist attacks in the US and Europe, the High Court has heard.

Lawyers for an Algerian man known as “the black flag”, whose surrender is being sought by the US on international terrorism charges, have said he should not be extradited because a search of his dwelling was unconstitutional.

A devout Muslim, wanted in the US on a terrorism charge, has told the High Court he went on hunger strike for 22 days because of what he says were the inhuman and degrading conditions he was subjected to while detained at Cork Prison.

An Irish Muslim wanted in the US on terrorism charges is suing the State for allegedly breaching his constitutional rights to privacy, dignity, and the ability to practice his religion while held in Cork Prison.

A date has been set for the extradition hearing of an Algerian man who is wanted in the US on international terrorism charges.

A bid by the Real IRA’s Michael McKevitt to have his conviction for directing terrorist activities declared a miscarriage of justice has been dismissed by the Court of Criminal Appeal.

Lawyers for an alleged terrorist facing extradition to the United States say he may end up in a supermax prison in Colorado described by a former warden 'as a clean version of hell'.

An Algerian man facing extradition to the United States on terrorism charges is due to make a second appearance at the High Court this morning.

A man arrested three years ago during an investigation into an alleged conspiracy to murder a Swedish cartoonist has appeared in the High Court on foot of an extradition request from the US to face terrorism charges.

An Algerian man wanted in the United States on terrorism charges has appeared before the High Court.

The former wife of an Irish Muslim charged with threatening to kill a US lawyer said she was “afraid of him” when they separated.

An Irish Muslim threatened to put a bullet in the head of an American lawyer who organised a rally against Islamic terrorism in the US, a court has heard.

The Court of Criminal Appeal has today reserved judgement in the case of a Co Louth man appealing against his conviction for membership of the IRA.

New legislation to close a legal loophole that saw several prisoners have their convictions quashed has been published.

The Court of Criminal Appeal has quashed the convictions of and ordered a retrial of three men jailed for the 'tiger kidnapping' of the family of a Securicor driver and forcing him to hand over €2.28m in cash.

A money lender jailed for laundering more than STG£3m from the Northern Bank robbery has declared himself “very happy” at having his convictions overturned.

The Court of Criminal Appeal has reserved judgement in the case of the only person convicted in relation to the Northern Bank robbery, who has brought the first appeal on the basis of a recent Supreme Court ruling on search warrants issued under a key piece of anti-terrorist legislation.

The Government has moved to close off a legal loophole which threatened to wreck prosecutions against dissident republicans and other alleged criminals.

New legislation regarding powers of search for gardaí are being drafted after a court ruled previous search warrants were unconstitutional.

A man has lost his High Court challenge over a warrant used to search his home during a garda investigation into an alleged conspiracy to murder a Swedish cartoonist who drew a picture of the prophet Mohammed with the body of a dog.

A devout Muslim awaiting trial on charges of making a menacing phone call has claimed before the High Court that conditions in Cork Prison are in breach of his rights to practise his religion.