Statements such as “What are you doing in my country?” and “What have you done to my fucking family?” were shouted at the three males.

A boy kicked a live electric wire out of his 10-year-old friend’s hand when he saw he was being electrocuted, a court was told yesterday.

A Dublin man has been convicted of using a fake social media profile to convince a young girl to come to his house and have sex with him.

A man in his 80's has lost his life in a crash in county Wicklow.

A Dublin man who led gardaí to a van containing over €370,000 of drugs when he failed to use the indicators on his car has been jailed for seven and a half years.

Elaine Kelly, 37, a single woman living in Ballycullen in Dublin has metastatic breast cancer and is unable to work.

A man charged in connection with an alleged surveillance operation on the Dublin headquarters of a number of specialist Garda units has admitted taking photos of the complex after renting a room in an overlooking hotel.

Lawyers for a man charged in connection with an alleged surveillance operation on the Dublin headquarters of a number of specialist garda units are seeking the disclosure of more evidence before a date for trial can be set, the Special Criminal Court has heard.

Gardaí have arrested a man after an incident in south Dublin, during which a Garda vehicle was rammed.

Gardaí are today renewing their appeal for assistance in tracing the whereabouts of Dean Reynolds, 28, missing from Rathfarnham, Co Dublin since May 19.

Gardaí are appealing for the public's help in finding a missing Dublin man.

Gardaí in Dublin appealing to the public for assistance in tracing a missing Rathfarnham man have clarified that he was was last seen at about 7.40am on Saturday, May 19.

Two more Fianna Fáil members criticised in the damning Mahon Tribunal report resigned from the party yesterday ahead of a motion to expel them later this week.

The tribunal commended current minister and Labour TD Pat Rabbitte for giving back a £2,000 donation he received from lobbyist Frank Dunlop in 1992.

The arctic weather conditions are hitting public transport services with many bus routes not operating today.

The stepchildren of a woman, who left her allegedly violent husband many years ago have denied they acted fraudulently in obtaining a death certificate for her.

Five people were being quizzed today after the seizure of €30,000 worth of cannabis.

Gardaí in Dublin have arrested a man in his early 20s following the seizure of a handgun a small quantity of cannabis in the west of the city yesterday evening.

Eight handguns were seized when gardaí uncovered an arms cache and raided a suspected drug dealing house in two separate operations.

A group of teenagers whose violent attack on a college student led to the man being thrown from a window on the top floor of a Dublin bus have been remanded for sentence next month.

A bookmaker employee who claimed he was locked in a toilet while robbers made off with a safe but was seen on CCTV helping them carry it has being jailed for 18 months.

THE versatile and consistent Ballycullen Boy is the nap choice in the Lansdowne Real Estate EBF Novice Hurdle at Tralee this afternoon.

A 28-year-old heroin addict who committed a spate of burglaries and car theft across south Dublin, threatened a woman with a sword during a robbery and was found with a sawn off shotgun will be sentenced later by Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Fine Gael has called for two hundred new buses to be introduced in Dublin to help alleviate the gridlock in the city.

FORMER Government press secretary Frank Dunlop alleged at the Mahon planning tribunal yesterday that a school associate of Taoiseach Bertie Ahern paid him £5,000 in cash to lobby councillors.

Government Chief Whip Tom Kitt has admitted failing to declare a donation of £2,000 that he received from developer Chris Jones in 1992.

Labour Party leader Pat Rabbitte has been giving evidence to the Mahon Tribunal today about the controversial rezoning of land at Ballycullen in south Co Dublin 14 years ago.

Tánaiste Mary Harney today revealed she had concerns and suspicions about the dealings of Dublin City councillors over controversial land re-zoning in the late 1980s.

Tánaiste Mary Harney will appear before the Mahon Tribunal into planning corruption for the first time today.

Labour Party leader Pat Rabbitte said an account by a former lobbyist to a tribunal today over the controversial rezoning of land was inaccurate.

Former political lobbyist Frank Dunlop has been giving further details to the Mahon Tribunal today about the system of planning corruption he says was rife among Dublin county councillors in the 1980s and 1990s.

Former political lobbyist Frank Dunlop is due to continue his latest evidence to the Mahon Tribunal today.

Former political lobbyist Frank Dunlop has told the Mahon Tribunal that he cannot explain discrepancies in his evidence about the alleged bribery of Dublin county councillors in the early 1990s.

Former political lobbyist Frank Dunlop is due to give further evidence to the Mahon Tribunal today about bribes he allegedly paid to several Dublin county councillors in the early 1990s.

Former government press secretary Frank Dunlop is expected to make fresh allegations about payments to Dublin county councillors when the Mahon Tribunal resumes today.

A FIANNA FÁIL senator is due to be named today as one of a number of politicians who accepted an alleged bribe in return for voting in favour of a controversial rezoning issue.

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IF it took the Flood Tribunal almost four years to determine the purpose of three separate payments to just one politician, Ray Burke, how long will it need to examine allegations that Frank Dunlop alone paid out almost £300,000 to dozens of councillors in the early 1990s?