Crime and Legal
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Fourth night of violence in Stockholm
Hundreds of youth have torched cars and attacked police in four nights of riots in suburbs of Sweden's capital, Stockholm.
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Man charged over Cork city assault
A 26-year-old man has appeared in court in Cork charged with assaulting a man whose body was found at an apartment complex in the city last week.
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Gardaí criticised for delaying Ombudsman inquiries
The Garda Ombudsman has strongly criticised the Garda Síochána for delaying its investigations in spite of a drop in the number of complaints against members of the force last year.
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Lagarde questioned over 2007 arbitration payment
IMF chief Christine Lagarde was questioned in court by a French magistrate over her role in a €285m arbitration payment made to a supporter of former president Nicolas Sarkozy.
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Two arrested after cannabis grow house discovery
Gardaí in Monaghan have discovered a substantial cannabis grow house in Castleblayney.
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Two released without charge in Kerins murder probe
Two men being questioned as part of the investigation into the murder of former detective garda John Kerins last year have been released without charge.
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Man with links to Boston suspect shot dead
An FBI agent shot and killed a man of Chechen origin who turned violent while being questioned today about his connection to Boston bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
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Diesel-laundering operation discovered in Monaghan
Customs officers and armed gardaí have raided an illegal diesel laundering operation near Castleblayney, Co Monaghan.
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London attack likely terror related - Cameron
British Prime Minister David Cameron has said there are "strong indications" that a violent killing in Woolwich, southeast London is terror related.
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Two jailed for life over Kerry bog murder
Two men have been found guilty of the murder of a Brazilian man whose body was found in a north Kerry bog.
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Coroner says recession a factor in suicide rate
The coroner for Co Westmeath has said the economic crisis is one of the factors that have led to a sharp increase in the incidence of suicide in the county.
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Order prohibiting naming of ex-priest lifted
A former priest who faces 34 charges of child sex abuse has no right to anonymity in court proceedings, a District Court judge has ruled.
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O'Callaghan to appeal Mahon Tribunal findings
Cork developer Owen O'Callaghan has said he intends to appeal last week's High Court ruling on the Mahon Tribunal findings to the Supreme Court.
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Third night of rioting in Swedish capital
Groups of youths have smashed shop windows, set cars ablaze and burnt down a cultural centre in a third night of rioting in the Swedish capital, Stockholm.
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Drugs and cars recovered in PSNI operation
Drugs and cars with a combined value of more than £450,000 (€525,000) have been seized in Co Down by detectives investigating a suspected organised crime gang.
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Search at home of murdered former garda called off
Work on excavating the rear patio of a house in Co Cavan in the search for the body of a murder victim has been called off.
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Man arrested over Cork city death
A 26-year old man has been arrested in connection with the death of a homeless man at an apartment complex in Cork last week.
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Man fined €750 for assaulting school principal
A man who assaulted a school principal in a row over the disciplining of his son has been fined €750 at Kilrush District Court in Co Clare.
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Card fraud down significantly last year
There has been a significant decrease in the level of payment card fraud in Ireland in the past year, with just over €20m lost to fraud on Irish cards in 2012.
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Shane Geoghegan murder accused seeks trial delay
A Limerick man accused of the murder of Garryowen rugby player Shane Geoghegan has brought a High Court action to delay the start of his trial to give his lawyers time to examine prosecution files and video.
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