A 51-year-old man was charged today with a car bomb attack on a courthouse in the North.

A jury at the trial of a Cavan man accused of murder has today been sent home for the night, having failed to reach a verdict after a second day of deliberation.

A jury at the trial of a Cavan man accused of murder has been sent home for the night, having been deliberating for almost half an hour.

A jury at the trial of a Cavan man accused of murder has been listening to closing speeches from the prosecution and the defence.

The trial of a man accused of murder has heard that a man with a “distinct limp” bought a black Honda Civic two weeks before the alleged murder in Belturbet, Co Cavan.

A Cavan man accused of murder was wearing clothes on the morning of the alleged murder “similar” to clothes upon which blood staining was subsequently found, the Central Criminal Court heard today.

A Cavan man accused of murder was seen leaving the victim’s house with a gun, the Central Criminal Court heard today.

Gardaí in Co Louth have questioned a man in connection with a fatal crash on the Dundalk to Carlingford road over the weekend.

Gardaí have named the two men killed in this morning's car crash in Co Louth.

Colm Murphy, who is awaiting a retrial for offences connected with the Omagh bombing in 1998, had the terms of his bail varied by the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today.

Colm Murphy, whose conviction for an offence connected with the Omagh bombing in 1998 was quashed, was further remanded until next October, when he appeared briefly at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today.

Colm Murphy whose conviction for an offence connected with the Omagh bombing in 1998 was quashed by the Court of Criminal Appeal last week walked free on bail from the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today.

Colm Murphy, whose conviction for an offence connected with the Omagh bombing in 1998 was quashed by the Court of Criminal Appeal last week, remained in custody today after a technical hitch held up his expected release on bail.

A REPORT into the 1976 murder of Louthman Séamus Ludlow by loyalists is expected to be completed by Mr Justice Henry Barron by late September.