Man given suspended sentence for assault in west Dublin A 21-year-old who was acquitted of the murder of Josip Strok has received a fully suspended four-year sentence for assaulting the Croatian man's friend. Courts • 24 Nov
Man given suspended sentence for assault in west Dublin A 21-year-old who was acquitted of the murder of Josip Strok has received a fully suspended four-year sentence for assaulting the Croatian man's friend. Courts • 24 Nov
Teenager charged with manslaughter after bus altercation An 18-year-old man has been charged with the manslaughter of Ryan Weir Gibbons in Kildare town last month after an earlier altercation on a bus. Courts • 21 Nov
Teenager charged with manslaughter after bus altercation An 18-year-old man has been charged with the manslaughter of Ryan Weir Gibbons in Kildare town last month after an earlier altercation on a bus. Courts • 21 Nov
Peter McVerry Trust had €23m property write-down 2023 Housing charity Peter McVerry Trust has published its overdue financial accounts for 2023 showing a write-down of €23 million in the value of its property portfolio. Ireland • 18 Nov
Peter McVerry Trust had €23m property write-down 2023 Housing charity Peter McVerry Trust has published its overdue financial accounts for 2023 showing a write-down of €23 million in the value of its property portfolio. Ireland • 18 Nov
Three men in court charged over €4.4m cannabis seizure Three men have appeared in court charged in connection with a seizure of €4.4m worth of cannabis in south Dublin and Kildare last Friday. Courts • 17 Nov
Three men in court charged over €4.4m cannabis seizure Three men have appeared in court charged in connection with a seizure of €4.4m worth of cannabis in south Dublin and Kildare last Friday. Courts • 17 Nov
Bird flu getting 'closer and closer' - Monaghan farmer "You can't let your guard down," says Andrew Boylan, whose poultry farm is only 16km from the latest outbreak of bird flu in Co Monaghan. Ireland • 11 Nov
Bird flu getting 'closer and closer' - Monaghan farmer "You can't let your guard down," says Andrew Boylan, whose poultry farm is only 16km from the latest outbreak of bird flu in Co Monaghan. Ireland • 11 Nov
Govt should reconsider immigration policies, says Harris Tánaiste and Fine Gael leader Simon Harris has said Ireland's asylum seeker system is not working and that the Government should reconsider existing policies "in a very serious way". Politics • 29 Oct
Govt should reconsider immigration policies, says Harris Tánaiste and Fine Gael leader Simon Harris has said Ireland's asylum seeker system is not working and that the Government should reconsider existing policies "in a very serious way". Politics • 29 Oct
Man charged with public order offences in Dublin A 30-year-old man has appeared in court charged with public order offences in Saggart in Dublin, last night. Dublin • 24 Oct
Man charged with public order offences in Dublin A 30-year-old man has appeared in court charged with public order offences in Saggart in Dublin, last night. Dublin • 24 Oct
Warning of funeral delays as morgue services cut Post-mortem examinations requested by coroners in the south-east of the country will no longer be carried out by consultant pathologists in University Hospital Waterford from 1 January. Ireland • 21 Oct
Warning of funeral delays as morgue services cut Post-mortem examinations requested by coroners in the south-east of the country will no longer be carried out by consultant pathologists in University Hospital Waterford from 1 January. Ireland • 21 Oct
Man who stabbed ex-girlfriend sentenced to 15 years A 22-year-old man has been given a sentence of 15 and half years for attempting to murder his ex-girlfriend by stabbing her over 50 times in what was described as a savage, unwarranted and unprovoked attack. Courts • 20 Oct
Man who stabbed ex-girlfriend sentenced to 15 years A 22-year-old man has been given a sentence of 15 and half years for attempting to murder his ex-girlfriend by stabbing her over 50 times in what was described as a savage, unwarranted and unprovoked attack. Courts • 20 Oct
Minor injury awards 'higher' than in England, Wales A review of compensation for minor soft tissue injuries has found that the average assessment made in Ireland was 3.9 times higher than the average in England and Wales over a three year period. Health • 16 Oct
Minor injury awards 'higher' than in England, Wales A review of compensation for minor soft tissue injuries has found that the average assessment made in Ireland was 3.9 times higher than the average in England and Wales over a three year period. Health • 16 Oct
