Accused and two other men are alleged to have sold new driveways to homeowners in western France, who claimed the quality of the work carried out was shoddy and that they could not find the men afterwards to seek refunds or repairs

Prosecution seeks to persuade jury over a 'fabricated pack of lies', while the defence maintains former solicitor had permission of the banks to take out multiple loans

Gardaí were dealing with a public order disturbance when accused shouted: 'Send me a summons — I will wipe my f***ing ass with it', court heard

The violent feud has seen dozens of violent attacks take place including petrol bombings, assaults and shootings.

Teenager charged with having €113k work of cannabis for sale or supply at his home

Parties had agreed further hearing was not necessary in the appeal, which has already been argued in the Supreme Court and later, when issues were referred, in the European Court of Justice

Intoxicated Swindon man tried to strike garda's face

A Revenue spokesperson said its investigations are ongoing

Driver testified at Cork District Court that two youths wanted child fares and became' aggressive and abusive' 

Retired Garda Sergeant Paul Barry told Disclosures Tribunal that proper investigation of a child sexual assault allegation was prevented by a superintendent, who he says bullied and harassed him

Latvian cleaner pleaded guilty to stealing a €500 gold chain and a €50 scarf from her employer's home on dates in 2020 and 2021

Young woman died a week after suffering respiratory arrest while being hoisted from her bed to a wheelchair, court heard

No facts of the case were outlined in court but the charge sheet refers to the location as being a bus stop at Merchant's Quay, Cork, in January last year — about 18 months after the murder of Michael Cawley's daughter by his then partner, Karen Harrington

Firms had a 'sense of unease' over Mr Quinn's presence following a media statement last year that he would do anything to remove Mannok's directors, the court heard

Kevin Doherty was caught with tens of thousands of euro worth of fake replica soccer jerseys along with €50,000 worth of cigarettes and tobacco and fake Ralph Lauren, Adidas, Nike and Fred Perry clothing

80-year-old had denied 43 counts of indecent assaults in 1970s and early 1980s

Investigations are ongoing.

Victim grabbed 7in knife from accused, who was waving it around, and it cut him across the palm, court heard

Accused was in phone contact with complainant after relationship ended and in one call thought he heard man's voice and decided to call to the house and cause damage, court heard

Social media videos quickly circulated of the fight involving two men initially, before others became involved

The disciplinary action arose as a result of an inquiry into graffiti which had been carved into a table saying: "Kill all whites, ISIS is my life"

The court heard the bureau is still looking for information on the appropriate address for Kinahan

It will result in a mandatory driving ban as a judge has no discretion in the matter and must impose a ban

Complainant testified she woke up to find accused on top of her on the couch with her 'pants and underwear pulled down'

A former senior Irish Nationwide banker said: “If one was on friendly terms with Mr Fingleton, there may have been some leeway.”

'Injured party had a broken wrist, broken fingers, a number of facial injuries — very bad facial injuries which will require surgery,' court heard

Garda Julie Chapman told the court that on November 21, 2021, she was operating a Garda speed check at Glendine, Kilkenny. At 3.50pm, she observed a BMW driving at 70km/h in a 50km/h zone.

The man is also being questioned about the attempted robbery of a pharmacy which occurred nearby a short time later.

While accused was on bail for the drugs case he was involved in breaking into a house after midnight on November 29, 2020, with another man, who carried a shovel, court heard

One banker told the court an allegation by Mr Lynn that he received money from him was “categorically false”.

The judge imposed a sentence of four years with half of it suspended

Mr Brady was convicted of murdering Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe at Lordship Credit Union in Co. Louth in 2013

The man says that schizophrenia is something that requires lifelong treatment that "will never be cured by simply taking medicine"

Accused brothers pleaded guilty to 'dishonestly and by deception, induced the victim to withdraw €4,900 from her personal bank account for payment for unnecessary and unsolicited repair works to a Velux window' at the victim’s home

Appeal hearing date of June 17 causing 'difficulty for one of the  judges'

In a separate but connected case, the court ruled a transfer of interest in the lands  in 2011 “constitutes fraudulent conveyances”

The woman said the time between reporting the assault and the trial was "completely unacceptable" and forced victims of sexual violence to be stuck in a state of trauma.

A man who was remanded in custody over a weekend death in Co Down told police that he did not mean for any of this to happen.

The court heard the psychiatrist said such assessments were needed to examine the possibility the accused has intellectual disabilities

A man, aged in his 60s, sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries during the incident

The woman was charged with criminal damage offences at the man’s home

At one point, the farmer followed her and overtook her and then turned and drove back towards her.

The crime happened 12 years ago when she was a drug addict

Retired Garda Sergeant Paul Barry claims senior gardaí 'conspired' to roster him for duty at Irish Open at Fota Island in 2014 with superintendent he accuses of bullying and harassment, Disclosures Tribunal hears

A car, mobile phones, financial records and various items of clothing were seized following the search of a Dublin 15 residence.

Accused 'failed entirely in the safeguarding of her daughter from violence from her stepfather and also inflicted violence on her too', judge said