The man was found guilty of raping and sexually assaulting both his former partner and her son

The Central Criminal Court was told Gary Murtagh and his brother, Paul, lived alone in their family home in Phibsborough and had communicated by notes to avoid each other

The now 17-year-old boy pleaded guilty at the Central Criminal Court to two charges of sexual assault in Dublin on November 8th, 2019

Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard that the victim went to gardaí in 2012 but that investigation of the case “lay in abeyance” for 10 years due to a “clerical error”

Mr Justice David Keane made his comments during the sentence hearing of a 38-year-old Tipperary man convicted of the repeated rape and sexual assault of his young son.

Judge Larkin told Mr Donovan: 'You have impressed me so much with your extracurricular activities, I am not going to disqualify you.'

The court heard the victim, Barry Wolverson, was left in a 'vegetative state' after he was shot several times in the chest and head in January 2020

Dorian Brylewicz (23) and another man stopped a number of people in April 2020 claiming to be gardaí

Adrian Short (45) pleaded guilty to possessing the material at Griffeen Glen Drive, Lucan, Co Dublin on March 29th, 2021

Desmond Wisley (49) was arrested after his firm's lorry reversed and crashed through the gates of the Russian Embassy at Orwell Road on March 7th

Declan Byrne (35) was convicted in March 2020 for violent disorder which left a man with serious brain injuries

The court heard the then 15-year-old boy 'inflicted a year of misery' on the woman who had no idea who was behind the abuse

Lloyd Saunders had pleaded not guilty to assault causing harm, false imprisonment and making a threat to kill or cause serious harm in December 2016 to his then-girlfriend

The jury in the original trial failed to reach a verdict after 12 hours of deliberations

Michael Grimes was sentenced three years ago for failing to pay almost €340,000 in VAT returns which had been paid to his company by customers.  A two-and-a-half-year suspended jail sentence was imposed on him.

Republican senator Mitt Romney has said he supports voting to fill the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s seat on the Supreme Court, all but ensuring Donald Trump has the backing needed to push the nomination over Democratic objections that it is ...

President Donald Trump met with Judge Amy Coney Barrett at the White House on Monday as the conservative jurist emerged as a favourite to replace the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court.

President Donald Trump has said he expects to announce his nomination for the Supreme Court on Friday or Saturday, after funeral services for Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Kosovo’s president visited prosecutors at The Hague who have charged him with criminal responsibility for crimes including nearly 100 murders during and after his nation’s battle for independence from Serbia, saying his visit was “the price for ...

Kosovo’s president has pulled out of a White House meeting with Serbian officials set for Saturday following his indictment on crimes against humanity and war crimes charges.

A heroin wholesaler living in Blarney who was ‘brazen’ in preparing drugs for sale in his kitchen even though he knew gardaí were calling to check his curfew on another drugs case had his sentence of 17 years reduced to 13 years yesterday.

A WALLET was stolen from a man as he attended Mass at St Augustine’s Church in Cork city and yesterday a man was jailed for eight months arising out of the crime.

THE man accused of murdering a 38-year-old woman told gardaí she was happy in her dying moments as they both sang songs together.

A 40-year old woman who suffered a severe head injury when she was knocked off her bicycle by an 84-year old driver has settled her High Court action.

EVIDENCE is scheduled to commence on Tuesday at the Cork Circuit Criminal Court in a murder case, where a 38-year-old woman died.

AN 80-year-old man who reprimanded a much younger man for stealing from a poor box in a church was kicked in the groin and had his eye gouged and punched by the culprit.

A Cork man found guilty of murdering a man he assaulted and forced into the refuse chute of an apartment building, where he got snagged and died, has had his conviction quashed over the jury's visit to the scene.