A Dublin-based Garda has been fined €3,000 for defrauding a bank of €600 in an ATM scam.

A Dublin based Garda has been fined €3,000 for defrauding a bank out of €600 in an ATM scam.

The Kate Moss-inspired festival uniform rocks alongside fashion eccentricity, says Paula Burns

A Bank of Ireland manager sacked after he was identified as a link in an alleged pornographic chain of emails, has been awarded compensation for unfair dismissal.

The identities of dozens of Bank of Ireland employees, managers, and executives alleged to have exchanged lewd pornographic emails are to be sought in a fight by a sacked manager to retain his reinstated status.

The former head of the country’s biggest fruit and vegetable company must wait to learn if his appeal against his six-year sentence for failing to pay import tax on garlic has been successful after the Court of Criminal Appeal reserved judgment.

IT was a mixed night for teenager Colin Keane at Dundalk last night, completing the first double of his career, on Mountain Coral and Knockgraffon Lad, and picking up a three-day careless riding ban following an incident in the apprentice handicap.

A TAXI driver had his spine broken in two after being hit by a car in his son’s driveway, a murder trial jury has heard.

A 27-year-old drug addict has been sentenced to nine years in prison for the manslaughter of a drug dealer whose body was found in the boot of a car after he was stabbed to death following a row over drugs.

A drug addict who killed a 28-year-old drug dealer in a botched robbery will be sentenced for his manslaughter later this month.

Global online payments company PayPal today announced the creation of 100 new jobs in customer service and operations at its European 'Centre of Excellence' in Blanchardstown, Dublin.

ALTHOUGH the omens were bad for some time, Dell workers were visibly shaken by the scale of the job losses announced yesterday.

PROPERTY developer Owen O’Callaghan yesterday denied that his “doodling” on accounting documents linked £80,000 he paid to lobbyist Frank Dunlop to local elections and a key Dublin County Council vote in favour of a major planning project.