Person: Gerard Roche

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Gardaí check reasons for travel at Glanmire, Cork, ahead of a possible surge in travel during the Easter bank holiday weekend. Pictures: Eddie O’Hare/Dan Linehan

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Gardaí seize cars and drugs at Covid checkpoints

Gardaí making sure people comply with Covid-19 travel restrictions have seized cars and drugs and sent a number of people home after intercepting them at checkpoints.

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House fire upgraded to murder investigation 30 years later

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Video: Gardaí launch triple murder investigation into fire in Co. Kildare 30 years ago

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Commissioner details promotions and transfers in reshuffle

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Rapist ‘befriended’ victim before savage assault

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Galway man jailed for possession of explosives

Two charged with explosives and firearms offences

Two men arrested last week during garda investigations into dissident terrorist activity in Co Galway were charged at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today with explosives and firearms offences.

Sun, 30 Jan, 2011

Grandson charged in connection with killing of Galway pensioner

The grandson of Co Gaway pensioner Finbar Fahy has been charged with his murder.

Sat, 14 Nov, 2009

Murderer admits rape of French student

THE Galway man who murdered Swiss teenager Manuela Riedo has been remanded in custody pending sentence for raping a French student at knife-point.

Tue, 21 Jul, 2009

Riedo killer's rape victim 'surprised to be alive'

The Galway man who murdered Swiss teenager Manuela Riedo has been remanded in custody pending sentence for raping a young French woman at knife point in 2007.

Mon, 20 Jul, 2009

Court told rape accused denied allegation when arrested

The Galway man accused of raping a neighbour in his marital home almost 30 years ago denied the allegation when arrested by gardaí.

Fri, 22 Feb, 2008

We need a debate, not Church-bashing

MIKE MACKINNON takes a swipe at what he disparagingly calls the God squad (Irish Examiner letters, Oct 28).

Mon, 03 Nov, 2003

£1m Ulster Bank fraud case ends

Two men who defrauded Ulster Bank of over £1m (€1.26m) by lodging fictitious invoices with the bank to keep a business afloat have escaped jail at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Fri, 14 Jun, 2002

Businessmen to be sentenced next month

Two businessmen who defrauded Ulster Bank of over £1m (€1.27m) to keep their business afloat are due to be sentenced on June 14 next by Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Thu, 16 May, 2002