Court heard Daniel Hourigan told gardai in an interview: 'I am grieving for a friend and you are hurling questions at me.

Garda Brian O’Sullivan gave this evidence at Cork District Court in an objection to bail being granted to a 17-year-old charged with driving a stolen car, two counts of dangerous driving, causing criminal damage, and related charges

Owen Wilson, who allegedly assaulted a garda by spitting at her, was remanded in custody until Friday

Case against Joshua Allen,  eldest son of celebrity chef and author Rachel Allen, was adjourned until September amid solicitors' industrial action

The charges mainly relate to a small cluster of dates between June 20 and 22, but a few relate to earlier dates

The 44-year-old man allegedly smashed his way into a house just before Christmas

The man went drinking in a Cork pub, became drunk, stole the float from the till, and left when staff were not looking

Scott Caulfield is charged with two counts of endangerment

There was no visible reaction from Alex Deady when the verdict was delivered this afternoon. Jury will resume deliberations on Monday in separate murder trial of 17-year-old co-accused

Oleksandr Zhyvytskyi was stabbed just metres from his home at Camden Court apartments in Cork city on March 16, 2026

More than a thousand court cases, primarily in the district court, have been adjourned due to solicitors withdrawing their services from free legal aid panels in protest against  reforms to free legal aid cases.

Judge Dermot Sheehan said sentencing of Jordan Waters could not proceed due to the absence of legal representations as a result of the free legal aid dispute.

David Gallagher's solicitor told court he spoke to him at Cork Prison to advise him he would not be able to act for him

Ms Justice Lankford sent the jury home after they had deliberated for two hours and 39 minutes, saying there was absolutely no question of any juror discussing the case with anyone outside of the jury or of doing any independent research.

Kalem Murphy's solicitor said his client was consenting to a four-week remand in custody to allow for progress in the cases. 

Michael O’Sullivan  was charged with counts including assault of the young woman.

DJ O’Driscoll had been charged with unlawful hunting or entry on land and failing to keep a dog under control in public as well as not wearing a seatbelt.

Garda Adrian Murphy was on duty on Washington St when he received a call that a man had broken the front window of Rearden’s.

The judge’s charge to the jury consists of explaining the relevant law in the case and summarising the evidence.

Judge Valerie Corcoran told the defendant that legal representation was not available because of the dispute going on between solicitors and the Minister for Justice over free legal aid payments

Man was accused of having €79,000 worth of heroin and €21,000 worth of cocaine at his Cork home

Anthony Walsh charged with possession of drugs for sale or supply and money-laundering

The Director of Public Prosecutions directed the case be sent forward for trial on the single count of murder.

The car being driven by Winnie Maughan did not have a valid displayed insurance disc, and she did not have a driving licence

A new flat rate is proposed for criminal aid work from next month, instead of practitioners being paid per hearing

Court heard evidence given by the late Barry Daly's partner who said she heard the words said from outside the couple's house as she lay in bed 

Patrick O’Sullivan, who had 42 previous convictions was jailed for a month for engaging in threatening and abusive behaviour.

The 17-year-old who admits manslaughter but denies murder told gardaí that Barry Daly was only struck once, and that that was by 20-year-old Alex Deady

Video of the alleged assault was widely shared online

Case against Pedro De Oliveira, who was remanded in custody on a charge of cocaine dealing in Cork city centre, will be struck out if DPP directions are not given by July 7.

The court heard the mother of eight had lost one child and her husband was not well and she acted as his full-time carer

During an in-camera hearing the solicitor for the man said his client 'completely denied' the allegation

Witness John Glassett testified at the Central Criminal Court sitting in Cork said he heard voices coming from the direction of the late Barry Daly’s house

Businessman fined and given suspended sentence over Whitegate tanker protest

The 24-year-old defendant, who cannot be named, signed a plea of guilty to the charge

Judge told Mary Foley, who had 363 previous convictions, that telling staff to f*** off 'is a bridge too far'.

The court was told that the accused had no previous convictions and there were 84 days still outstanding on his disqualification period when he was stopped

Defendant crashed into a parked car in the multi-storey car park of Scally's SuperValu, Clonakilty, damaging the rear passenger door of the car, court heard

Judge Miriam Walsh adjourned the case until July 14 for preparation and service of a book of evidence

A recording from CCTV with visual and audio was played for the jury yesterday at the Central Criminal Court sitting in Cork

The changes relate to incidents in May 2024. 

Tony O’Reilly appeared at Cork District Court on animal cruelty and control of horses charges

Sergeant Tom Mulcahy told the court thefts had been reported to gardaí from a storeroom in the high-dependency unit at Bantry General Hospital in December 2025

Christopher Nagle pleaded guilty to being in possession of the weapon and driving while uninsured and disqualified from driving, as well as driving a stolen car

John O'Shea accused of burgling three shops and a pub 

Noreen Foley pleaded guilty to the theft and other shoplifting offences, which were carried out in April

John McDonagh, who had 160 previous convictions, pleaded guilty to theft and was given a one-month prison sentence

Judge Helen Boyle said the burglary has had a chilling effect on the couple, who were at a loss of €2,000 in cash that they were saving for a family holiday

Jerry Foley, who had 142 previous convictions, was sentenced by Judge Catherine Ryan to one month in prison

Tony O’Reilly appeared at Cork District Court, where Sergeant Aisling Murphy said the DPP directed the case would be heard at Cork Circuit Criminal Court