It is the third time in under two years that gardaí have intercepted private light aircraft here which they believe were involved in international drug smuggling operations

Hayes was acquitted of assault causing harm to Cillian McCarthy outside the nightclub on the same night

No reserves have been placed on the items, ranging in value from €400 to €40,000, which will be sold to the highest bidders

The four-time All Star hurler is accused of having been part of a 'mob' that 'chased', 'punched', 'stamped' and 'kicked' Cillian McCarthy outside the Icon nightclub in Limerick City

In November last year, Marlies Walsh pleaded guilty to harassing the doctor in 2018 and 2019 and was given a fully-suspended two-year sentence

Dean Seery was sentenced for this and a series of other offences to a total of five months in prison

The woman is suing the man, who was principal of a school near the one she attended, claiming he raped and sexually assaulted her when he gave her lifts to school — claims he strongly denies

All Star hurler's lawyer tells jury he had waited four agonising years for the case, involving alleged assault and violent disorder, to be brought to trial

Northern Ireland’s chief constable Jon Boutcher has been pressed over delays in the release of information to inquests into deaths during the Troubles.

One of the complainants is allegedly at a loss of €30,000, court heard

The court heard that the victim was born in Ireland and had lived all his life in Dublin

His conviction brings the total number of people to be convicted over the plot to 11, five of whom were also convicted of the manslaughters.

The woman kept the secret for 24 years until she disclosed the crimes that were committed against her when she was only 10 or 11

At the end of the hearing, Mr Justice Paul McDermott imposed a life sentence for each of the two murders

The court’s decision will have ramifications for all future insolvency cases

A 38-year-old man charged with stealing an e-scooter in Cork City made a noisy appearance at Cork District Court on Wednesday.

The principal says he did give her lifts to her own school when she was aged around 16, but denies raping her

Lawyers for the convicted man claim the trial judge erred in respect of the defence of provocation and of self-defence

Accused was seen on CCTV using sledgehammer to break into fishing and shooting and later was found in possession of bottles of alcohol from a bar

Judge Paul Kelly told the teenager he was 'very lucky to be walking out of here today' after the attack in which the women sustained 'horrible injuries' and had suffered psychologically

Accused did not remember incident because he had so much alcohol taken, court heard

The court heard that the All Star hurler had told gardaí: 'If you want to go somewhere quiet or go out for some dinner, someone comes up to talk or get a photograph'

Management at a Cork city centre store barred a man from the premises but he returned to the property and swung a punch in the direction of one of the staff.

The suspensions of four gardaí arose out of an investigation by the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation concerning the alleged “squaring” of fixed charge notices

Police are investigating the erection of an anti-immigrant sign in west Belfast as a hate incident. The sign, which appeared at Tildarg Avenue, Suffolk, warned against the “re-housing of illegal immigrants” in the area and included an offensive term.

The charges follow a police investigation into footage of singing at an event hosted in a venue in Dundonald, Co Down, in May 2022, which was streamed live on social media

The case is regarded as significant for universities providing student accommodation. It is understood that if it got the go-ahead it could have meant an annual cost of €106 per student

The Garda Human Trafficking Investigation and Co-ordination Unit helped with the operation

Accused was remanded in custody until December 21 as directions are awaited from the Director of Public Prosecutions

Two gardaí tell the court they saw the accused kicking a man who was lying on the street

Bail denied over seriousness of the charge

The court is hearing an application from one of the suspended gardaí to have his three-year-old suspension declared unlawful

 “This has to stop,” a sentencing judge said to a woman with 73 theft convictions appearing in court to confess to four more counts of shoplifting.

He faces sentencing for a series of recent crimes including burglary, public order offences and obstructing a drugs search

Mr Guerin's solicitor asked that in the light of the fact that there has been a hung jury that 'utterances that come from both sides' from now on be tempered

The victim's sister has called for stricter laws on coercive control and domestic abuse 

The now-grown-up granddaughter described herself as a 'survivor' of the 'vicious crimes at the hand of my grandfather'

The court heard that allegations of negligence and contributory negligence were levelled by the victim’s employer and the business park operators against him over the attack

Specialists in the Garda cybercrime unit are looking at social media posts, WhatsApp audio, and other communication messages to see if there is evidence to bring further charges

Accused allegedly made threats to kill the teenager and allegedly assaulted partner of girl's mother with a rock outside the house, court told

The victim said she was 'burdened with the secret knowledge of what had been done' and that the offending had a 'terrible impact on her'

Czech Republic native suffers from schizophrenia and is on anti-psychotic medication

The victim, Alan Bourke, won a Munster Junior Cup Medal with Mungret Regional FC in 1994 and was capped for the Republic of Ireland junior soccer team in 1996

The couple were informed that the council wanted to acquire the lands to facilitate the construction of houses in Adare Village

The court also heard that the man 'admitted going into the shop wearing a balaclava'

Accused started spinning victim's wheelchair around and then grabbed two bags from his lap and ran off, court heard