Person: Stephen Dowling

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<p>Bullets flashed past Sergeant Eamonn Griffin's head, missing him by inches as a drink- and drug-fuelled deer hunter rampaged through town.</p>

news

'That bullet came within inches. I could actually hear the bullet going by my ear'

Sergeant Eamonn Griffin recounts a 'tense' wait for the armed support unit while a drink- and drug-fuelled deer hunter rampaged through town

<p>Stephen Dowling from Carlow who appeared at Letterkenny Disttict Court on firearms chanrges is escorted in to court by Detective Garda Jennings and Darren Carter. Picture: North West Newspix)</p>

court and crime

Young man who went on shooting rampage jailed for eight years

<p>Vice President of the GRA, Garda Brendan O'Connor, has called for more armed back-up for officers. File photo</p>

court and crime

'Terrifying evidence' proves uniformed gardaí 'need more armed support,' says GRA

business

Leading executives join Fáilte Ireland board

news

British Peer loses tenancy battle over Kilkenny Castletown Cox mansion and estate

business

Solar power firm obtains injunction preventing winding up order being brought against it

Solicitor guilty of misconduct is struck off

A solicitor found guilty of 30 counts of professional misconduct over undertakings on behalf of clients to financial institutions has been struck off by the president of the High Court.

Tue, 27 Jan, 2015

Pair agree to judgment orders of €27m

A businessman has agreed to orders requiring him to repay Bank of Ireland €16m over unpaid loans issued for property development and other purposes.

Tue, 12 Mar, 2013

Case against man accused of interfering with power plant construction adjourned

A High Court action against a landowner who is alleged to have jeopardised work on a €300m power generation plant has been adjourned for two weeks.

Mon, 09 Jan, 2012

Work on power plant disrupted by 'guerrilla-type actions', court told

Work on a €300m power generation plant is being jeopardised by the "guerrilla-type actions" of an adjoining landowner, the High Court has heard today.

Fri, 06 Jan, 2012

Commercial court book launched

THE first book on the Commercial Court has been launched by Justice Peter Kelly at the Royal Irish Academy.

Mon, 11 Jun, 2007

Teenage girl barred from city centre for begging with baby brother

A teenage girl, who brought her baby brother onto the streets in the pouring rain to beg for money, has been restricted from entering the city-centre.

Thu, 03 Feb, 2005