It was alleged by gardaí that the injured party was subjected to an assault in his apartment and that the two defendants took a number of items including a 40” TV, a PlayStation 4, a mobile phone, and €150 in cash.

Ms Justice Lankford told the 10 men and two women that their first job was to select a jury foreperson from among them to liaise between the jury and the court and to perform certain technical functions.

Macroom District Court told the employee had already been refused a work permit twice when they were found working illegally at a Macroom outlet.

The 53-year-old man appeared to be shocked at getting the sentence of 10 months imprisonment for this latest breach.

Cork District court heard the child entered a store at 9.40pm and complained to the shopkeeper that he was hungry. 

Kelsie Flynn, aged 26, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to charges of engaging in threatening behaviour and being obstructive to a garda who arrived to investigate the matter.

Garda Keith Shire said that shortly before 5am on September 30, gardaí received a report of an incident at an apartment at Lower Glanmire Rd in Cork.

Today at Cork District Court the solicitor indicated that the accused was entering a signed plea of guilty to the charges against him.

Sergeant John Dineen said that the public order incident occurred when he ran from gardaí by the Supervalu store in Carrigaline, Co Cork.

Judge Mary Dorgan jailed Gary Walsh for a total of five months.

He is next to appear in the same court via videolink on October 6.

Protesters gathered outside Leinster House to call for the complete ban on the use of counselling notes in sexual violence court cases.

The court was told that Adeel Nawaz had 20 previous convictions, all for road traffic offences, and at the time he was stopped he had two previous convictions for driving without insurance.

Judge Mary Dorgan imposed a three month jail sentence on Alan O'Callaghan.

Anthony O’Sullivan and Gary Sheehan came before Cork District Court on Friday on charges of travelling in a stolen car. 

While the gun and ammunition were blank and when fired could only create an acoustic effect, the revolver was classified as a firearm as defined in the Firearms Act.

The allegations were outlined in the course of a bail application.

Garda told Cork District Court sitting that the child entered a store and complained to the shopkeeper that he was hungry. 

Liam Og O hAnnaidh was accused of displaying a flag in support of proscribed organisation Hezbollah.

Youghal District Court was told that a garda saw the highly intoxicated defendant staggering and urinating against a wall

Owner of disused pub said he was fearful the men may damage the building as there was a fire at the premises two nights previously that was caused by squatters

Gardaí allegedly seized 20 kilos of cannabis at the house at lunchtime on Wednesday.

An elderly couple were watching television in the house at the time. It was quickly engulfed in flames but they were unharmed.

Mallow District Court was told that the defendant was 'at the bottom of ladder' and the stealing was in part an effort to clear the debt he owed

The accused man's solicitor said his client was driving home after socialising on the night when all the lights on his dashboard 'lit up'

The defendant was banned from driving for six years and sent to prison

The defendant was given an 80-hour community service order in lieu of three months in prison

Solicitor Joseph Cuddigan said his client, Ciaran O’Shea, had given him very clear instructions that he did not want to do community service or pay fines, and that he would take a prison sentence.

The owner of the car, which he had inherited from his late father, said the incident left him distressed, depressed and infuriated by the damage caused to the vehicle.

Letisha Murphy from Cork and Levi Ward from Dublin were arrested on Sunday, and brought before Cork Distrcit Court yesterday. 

Midleton District Court was told that Aengus Climent had 19 previous convictions, including eight for theft, all in 2025

As well as pleading guilty to charges of assault and theft at Marks and Spencer, Patrick Costin admitted other offences, including kicking a wing mirror off a car, shoplifting in Cork city, and failing to show up in court for his cases.

His driving forced vehicles coming in the opposite direction to take evasive action

Accused told garda he was driving at 160 km/h, Fermoy District Court heard

The money belonged to a garda working at the station

Judge Mary Dorgan imposed a sentence of five months, with the last three months suspended, in the case against Mohammed Moujahid who has been living at Cork Simon and St Vincent’s hostel since his arrival in Cork from Morocco five years ago.

It is alleged that during a dispute Oleh Shevel produced a small sharp kitchen knife in the course of an assault on his brother and made the threat.

Hugh O’Brien is charged with assaulting ISPCA animal welfare inspector Caroline Faherty at Ballyanly on August 19, contrary to the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act.

Judge Mary Dorgan imposed a series of consecutive sentences totaling 15 months on 30-year-old James McDonagh.

Issa Kargbo (23) is on a semi-professional contract with a Welsh soccer club.

Detective Garda Gavin Curran told Clonakilty District Court that the investigation team had received a certificate of analysis from Forensic Science Ireland confirming that the 440kg of drugs seized in an operation in Courtmacsherry on July 1 was cocaine.

Tara Scruffins pleaded guilty to charges of giving a false name, being threatening, and being drunk and a danger.

Jay Walsh faces charges of being drunk and a danger, engaging in threatening behaviour and being in possession of two weapons.

Bantry District Court Court was told that Tadgh Tuschewski had 67 previous convictions for a variety of offences, including assault causing harm and sexual assault.

Fermoy District Court heard it was alleged that Josh Daly engaged in threatening and abusive behaviour towards the traffic warden in Fermoy. 

Judge Mary Dorgan said the householder’s request to see the insurance to cover the planned work on his property was a most reasonable request.

Rokib Lahadyo is charged with possession of cannabis and having the drug for sale or supply at a room where he was staying at Rockboro Avenue, Old Blackrock Road, Cork.

Garda Cathal McCarthy and Garda Diarmuid Murphy gave evidence against the two men at Cork District Court and said the food and drink bill was €457 and the bank card was declined. 

Detective Garda Dave Barry arrested Keith O’Leary at a house on Liam Healy Rd, Farranree, Cork, and charged him with making the death threat to the woman in the early hours of July 3. 

James O'Sullivan had been disqualified from driving for dangerous driving at the time of the incident and later fled to Britain.