A projecting bar struck labourer Dalibor Edelinski in the face. He suffered serious dental injuries, a laceration to a neck artery, bruising, swelling, lost teeth and a laceration to his lip.

Al Hamza Food Ltd, trading as Bar BQ Tonight on Lower Clanbrassil Street, pleaded guilty in June at Dublin District Court to breaching the Employment Permits Act and Organisation of Working Time Act. The case was finalised today.

Irish Water is facing prosecution by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in connection with drinking water problems in Co. Cork.

Al Hamza Food Ltd, trading as Bar BQ tonight on Lower Clanbrassil Street, pleaded guilty at Dublin District Court to breaching the Employment Permits Act and Organisation of Working Time Act.

An architect has been fined €2,500 for breaching health and safety laws in connection with a fatal workplace accident during renovations at his south Dublin home.

One was accused of not paying tolls for more than 500 trips and was allegedly sent almost 2,000 letters demanding payment.

A retail chain has been given a chance to avoid a conviction for the sale of tobacco to a 15-year-old girl.

A judge has said it was not acceptable for the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection to recover dole fraud money from children’s allowance payments.

Ten motorists accused of dodging M50 tolls were hit with fines totalling almost €100,000 today.

A judge has ordered the arrest of both the mother and father of a young girl who did not progress into secondary school and has missed every day of first year.

Former professional boxer Jim Rock has lost his claim for damages against ex-justice minister Alan Shatter following a collision between their cars on a road in south Dublin.

A shop manager has been left with a €2,500 fine after a former employee had been doing a clandestine “nixer” by selling unstamped tobacco from the premises.

A Dublin Bus worker caught selling almost 10,000 untaxed cigarettes online has been fined €2,500.

Nadege Kibamba, from the Democratic Republic of Congo but with an address at the North Circular Road, Dublin 7 admitted the benefit fraud.

An apprentice carpenter has granted bail after being charged over a fatal one punch assault in Tallaght, Dublin.

Luke O'Reilly from Kiltipper was discovered with head injuries on the Old Blessington Road in the early hours of the first of November.

A man has been charged with the murder of his wife Anne Colomines who was stabbed to death in their apartment in Dublin city-centre.

A father was like a boxer when he suddenly lashed out and punched his 8-year-old daughter in the face, a court has heard.

A 31-year-old man been remanded in custody after he was charged over a pipe-bomb which was found under a prison officer’s car in Dublin.

A father-of-two with more than 100 criminal convictions is facing sentence for repeatedly snatching phones from women while he cycled past them on Dublin streets.

Three men charged in connection with an arms seizure in Dublin have been remanded in custody.

A Dublin man accused of vandalising the headstone of former president and taoiseach Éamon de Valera told gardaí he was guilty, a court has heard.

A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of Gareth Hutch.

A judge has told a graphic designer, who “tagged” a Starbucks cafe in Dublin, to go back to college because his graffiti was not a work of art.

A 21-year-old man has has been released on conditional bail after he was charged over a stabbing in Birr, Co. Offaly which left a man in critical condition.

A 33-year-old woman accused of assault and robbery after a woman was stabbed in the neck during a mugging in Dublin has been transferred to the Central Mental Hospital.

A 33-year-old woman entered court grinning to face assault and robbery charges after a woman was stabbed in the neck in a mugging in Dublin.

A judge has refused to throw out a phone theft case brought against gang target Ross Hutch.

A judge has refused to throw out a phone theft case brought against gang target Ross Hutch, nephew of Gerard 'The Monk' Hutch.

A 29-year-old man has been charged in relation to the gangland murder of Gareth Hutch in Dublin last week.

A former Bank of Ireland employee has been sent forward for trial accused of stealing €144,000 from branches in Dublin over a nine-year period.

A 39-year-old Dublin man accused of putting an imitation handgun to a shopkeeper’s head before being disarmed by an off-duty garda, has been refused bail.

A Dublin man facing trial over a €1m cannabis seizure has been allowed have his passport back so he can go on honeymoon.

Former Dublin Gaelic football star and TV sports pundit Senan Connell appeared in court yesterday to plead not guilty to drink-driving.

A council worker has admitted sending former justice minister Alan Shatter a litany of vile, anti-Semitic emails.

Love/Hate star Stephen Clinch has been served with a book of evidence, and sent forward for trial, over a €50,000 armed robbery at a hotel in Dublin City centre.

An actor in the RTÉ crime drama Love/Hate actor must finish community service work before he can be considered for the same sanction for storing €2,500 worth of cannabis, a court heard.

A 26-year-old Wexford man has been given a six-month suspended sentence for sending a vile death threat to a senior journalist with the Sunday World.

A former teacher has been spared a criminal record as well as a jail sentence for indecently assaulting an eight-year-old boy in the 1960s.

A former teacher has been spared a criminal record as well as a jail sentence for indecently assaulting an eight-year-old boy in the 1960s.

A former Canada Life agent is to stand trial accused of theft of approximately €800,000 from investors.