A motorcyclist in his 30s has been seriously injured in a crash in Co. Kildare.

More than 180 horticulture leaders were represented at the Bord Bia National Amenity Horticultural Awards in Crowne Plaza Hotel, Santry, Dublin.

A man has told a jury that he was told by Eamonn Dunne that if he didn’t cut open a cash-in-transit van with a consaw he would be “on top of Marlo”.

The trial of a man for an attempted raid on a cash-in-transit van has said heard evidence from a Garda Superintendent that the accused “played a role” in the gang that had planned it.

Eamonn Dunne’s phone received pictures of a naked woman from the phone of a man allegedly involved in an attempted cash-in-transit van raid, a jury has heard.

A man accused of plotting to steal from a cash-in-transit van has told a jury he “bottled it” because he thought the job was “suicidal”.

A experienced criminal has been jailed for six years for his role in attempting to steal €855,000 from a cash van.

An experienced criminal has denied tipping-off gardaí that he and his alleged accomplices were to steal €850,000 from a cash delivery van.

A security company worker who provided information to criminals who had planned to steal €1m from a cash-in-transit van has been sentenced to three years in prison at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

A security company worker who admitted providing information to criminals who planned to steal €1m from a cash-in-transit van will be sentenced later at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

A drug addict who drove a stolen car the wrong way down the M4 Lucan bypass causing six cars, including a garda patrol car, to "take evasive action" has been given a three year suspended sentence.

TOP Cat DJ Carey is selling the car he risked his life to save after it was stolen from outside a garage in Kildare this week.

The Irish Special Olympics team has received its official send-off at a ceremony in Dublin.

A TRAVELLER couple deliberately provoked a publican into refusing them service so they could later take a discrimination claim, an equality tribunal has ruled.

The Department of Education has agreed to pay €30,000 to the parent of an autistic child who was forced to hire a tutor to teach his daughter.