A woman has died after she tripped and fell under a train in north Dublin.

Five people were arrested for public order offences during a protest outside the Department of Justice in Dublin earlier.

A footballer is being investigated over an alleged assault at a popular nightclub in Dublin.

Garda divers have concluded their search of sections of Dublin's drainage system after two men were spotted climbing down a manhole behind Dublin Castle.

A 23-year-old Canadian student has appeared in court charged with assault causing harm to a French medic in Dublin's Temple Bar over the weekend.

A South African resident was remanded in custody today after she was charged in connection with a seizure of cannabis worth approximately €300,000 at a guesthouse in Dublin on Saturday.

A FORMER garda was last night elected president of the 87,000 member Irish Farmers Association.

GAY marriage activists fired a shot across the bows of the Government yesterday with a demonstration warning the imminent publication of Civil Partnerships legislation does not go far enough.

A Wicklow actor has to present himself in January to begin a four-year sentence for an assault on a victim who developed a blood clot on his brain after hitting his head and subsequently died.

Wicklow actor Darren Healy has been given more time to gather compensation for the victim who developed a blood clot on his brain after hitting his head following a "standard punch up" with him in a pub.

Gardaí have been given more time to track down and arrest the parents of a teenage thief who have repeatedly failed to attend their son’s hearings in the Dublin Children’s Court.

The parents of a teenage thief are to be arrested after they failed to attend their son’s sentence hearing in the Dublin Children’s Court.

TRANSPORT Minister Noel Dempsey is planning to bring forward plans for an ambitious rail tunnel linking Heuston Station to St Stephen’s Green, the docklands and Pearse Street Station.

A MAN was charged yesterday with firearms and drugs offences linked to a weekend Garda operation in Dublin.

A MAN is due to appear in court this morning in connection with the discovery of a cocaine factory in Dublin on Friday night.

GARDAÍ yesterday confirmed they were investigating alleged death threats made against Marine Minister Noel Dempsey.

A 15-year-old boy who took part in a violent gang mugging of a French student has been remanded in custody.

A 15-year-old boy who took part in a violent gang mugging of a French student has been sent to a special residential school where he could stay for up to two years.

THE Government’s insistence that gardaí had no reason to expect the kind of violence seen in Dublin last Saturday gives credence to the widely-held perception of deficient intelligence gathering.

GARDAÍ have set up a working group with gay representatives to tackle a rise in homophobic attacks.

A 17-year-old boy who threatened to stab a Polish man in the eye with a pen during a violent mugging, has been detained for 10 months.

A garda inspector has told the trial of three gardaí charged with beating a ‘Reclaim the Streets’ protestor on the head with their batons in May 2002 that, as far as he knew, no order was given that day for the use of batons.

Senior officers have identified each of the three gardaí on trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

The trial of three gardaí accused of beating a Reclaim the Streets protestor on the head with their batons has continued in legal argument in the absence of the jury at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

The trial of three gardaí accused of beating a Reclaim the Streets protestor on the head with their batons has continued in legal argument in the absence of the jury at Dublin's Circuit Criminal Court.

The trial of three gardaí accused of beating a Reclaim the Streets protestor on the head with their batons has continued in legal argument in the absence of the jury at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Three gardaí have gone on trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court accused of beating a 2002 Reclaim the Streets protestor on the head with their batons.

Three gardaí accused of assaulting a member of the public during the Reclaim the Streets protest on College Green, Dublin in May 2002 have gone on trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Iarnród Eireann are reminding Dublin commuters that there will be no DART service on the southside of Dublin today.

GARDAÍ will send a file in the coming weeks to the State prosecutor following allegations of sexual assault against a garda.

GARDAÍ monitoring security cameras for Dublin’s busiest streets spend much of their time answering telephones and have huge difficulties contacting members on the beat because of poor radio signals.

UP to four nightclubs are to be brought before the courts for breaching the law on opening hours on Sunday nights.

HAND-HELD cameras are likely to outnumber copies of the Socialist Worker on Monday.

BROADCASTER Eamon Dunphy was put off the road for 10 years yesterday after being convicted of driving offences for the ninth time.

THE drunks from Baggot Court will certainly remember Reclaim the Streets Part Two.

Dart services in Dublin are severely disrupted this morning due to a major signalling fault at Pearse Street Station.

Eighteen people were arrested tonight after anti-globalisation protesters attempted to storm a hotel in central Dublin, police said.