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The victim, 39-year-old Brian Hogan, was found fatally injured at the front garden of a house on Collins Place in Finglas

Man appears in court over fatal Finglas assault

A 38-year-old man has been remanded in custody after he was charged with the manslaughter and robbery of a man who died after being fatally assaulted in Finglas, Dublin in January.

Regional • 19 May 23

The report said all instructors involved in training at the camp should be made aware of their care of duty towards cadets

Employment policies at cadet camp 'not fit for purpose'

An independent probe into allegations of bullying in the Defence Forces cadet school at the Curragh camp in Co Kildare, has found that policies in relation to employment equality were not fit for purpose in the modern era of employment.

Ireland • 22 Apr 23

The GSOC officer told a number of people that he had been at a house party that Gerard Hutch attended

Resignation of GSOC officer a 'serious matter' - Harris

Minister for Justice Simon Harris has said the resignation of an experienced GSOC investigator linked to a party that Gerard Hutch attended last Monday night is a "serious matter".

Ireland • 23 Apr 23

The judgment was delivered by Mr Justice Charles Meenan

Failure to shelter asylum seeker breaches obligations

The High Court has found that the Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth Roderic O'Gorman is in breach of his legal obligations towards a 17-year-old minor who fled Afghanistan in November last year and sought international protection in Ireland in February.

Courts • 21 Apr 23

The Department of Housing is examining whether properties operating in rent pressure zones and those outside rent pressure zones in more rural areas should be treated differently

Govt examining planning rules on short-term lets

The Department of Housing says it is working to update planning guidelines on short-term lettings, which it hopes will provide clarity over the necessary planning permissions and exemption requirements needed by property owners.

Ireland • 07 Apr 23

Leo Varadkar said everyone would have been aware of previous reports and allegations (File image: RollingNews.ie)

Varadkar: 'All of us aware' of Defence Forces bullying

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said that issues around bullying and harassment within the Defence Forces have been documented in recent years and that "all of us were aware of it".

Ireland • 30 Mar 23

In a separate incident, Kerry FC has also been in contact with the FAI over online abuse it says was directed at its players

FAI to meet gardaí following abuse aimed at youth squad

The FAI is expected to meet with Garda representatives on Monday over what it says was the "vile and horrific racist abuse" aimed at members of the Republic of Ireland u15 boys squad.

Ireland • 26 Mar 23

On-site recycling at NPP Group Ltd. The company generates revenue from its waste recycling

Businesses urged to separate all of their waste

Businesses are being urged to separate all of their waste, following new regulations by the Department of the Environment, which were published earlier this month.

Ireland • 16 Mar 23

The Irish Hotel's Federation said that room prices in the capital have jumped by 18% in recent years (file image)

Sell-out weekend expected for hotels despite price hike

Hotel rooms in Dublin city are almost completely sold out ahead of St Patrick's Day, with rooms also in demand for the Six Nations championship and Mother's Day the same weekend.

Ireland • 11 Mar 23

Sinead O'Leary was stamped, kicked and stabbed during the attack in 2002

Stabbing victim lives in fear of attacker's release

A woman who was injured during a vicious stabbing attack in Cork over 20 years ago, in which her friend was murdered, has expressed concern that their attacker could be released in the near future.

Ireland • 07 Mar 23