78-year-old Pat Fouhy of Ballydawshe Stud, Ballynella, appeared at Cork Circuit Appeals Court where he appealed the severity of a €1,500 fine.

Last month at the Central Criminal Court sitting in Cork, Aaron Wolfe pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Florence (Florrie) O’Sullivan on March 11, 2023

Laurentiu Muntean of Dun Eoin, Carrigaline, pleaded guilty to engaging in threatening or abusive words or behaviour and failing to leave the scene of a disturbance

The defendant blessed himself after the imposition of a sentence of two years and six months with the last six months suspended which was backdated to October 5, 2025, when he went into custody.

31-year-old Adam Corcoran who denied murder and arson has been found guilty by the unanimous decisions of a jury and now he is commencing a sentence of life imprisonment for murder and a concurrent term of 15 years for arson.

A judge at Macroom District Court ruled that the German shepherd/Belgian malinois cross is a restricted breed

It was alleged the woman suffered slash wounds during her struggle to escape

Bradley Maleka pleaded guilty to obstructing the drugs search and other offences including burglary and failing to appear in court.

Judge King said: “He would not want to be coming before the court with a wishy washy report saying my heart is in the right place but I haven’t done anything about it.” 

Court told Derek Kavanagh, who appeared by video link from prison, had a €28k drug debt

Lee Cronin was found guilty by a jury of carrying out a robbery at Tobin’s shop in Gurranabraher, Cork, last year

Donal O’Sullivan, prosecution barrister, said not alone did Adam Corcoran murder 27-year-old Deana Walsh, but he started to dismember her body. He denied these allegations

On downloaded CCTV, Detective Garda David Hickey saw four men at the car park of the Wilton Restaurant and Pub exiting the vehicle and entering the pub. 

“On stopping the man to speak to him it was discovered that there was a beer keg contained within the bin," a garda told the court.

Judge Dorgan said after hearing the allegations that she was refusing jurisdiction and viewed the nature of the injury as too serious.

The accused man said he was related to owners of the two houses and wanted to buy one of them. 

The defence barrister said that Adam Corcoran told several gardaí and people who arrived at the scene that Daena’s death was a suicide.

Defendant facing charges of being in possession of a knife and production of a knife told court should be in the Central Mental Hospital 'for life'. 

The judge agreed to ask for a probation report and remanded the accused on continuing bail to appear again in June

State pathologist Dr Yvonne McCarthy also said that Daena Walsh’s hand injuries were consistent with defensive-type injuries

A total of €85,600 in cash was seized by gardaí

Garda tells Midleton murder trial that Adam Corcoran was 'raving' and 'pretty much standing over' Daena Walsh

The court heard that the total cost of cleaning the cell and the blanket was €284

A breath test recorded an alcohol level of 95mg per 100ml where the legal limit is 22mg

The dog's owner was fined €700

Defendant had three years added to four years he is already serving for stealing more than €2,000 in cash for woman's house and two other burglaries in Cork

Judge Joanne Carroll said: 'Really this man deserves to go to prison and if he had been one penny short he would have.'

'Before this attack, I was a confident, independent and outgoing person with a life that I was proud of. That person is gone'

Adam Corcoran is on trial at the Central Criminal Court sitting in Cork on the charge of murdering his partner in Midleton

When questioned, Edmond Bakaj claimed the powder was a 'painkiller', but forensic testing confirmed that it was cocaine.

Samuel Ekpemoga, who told gardaí he was living in a container in Blackrock, was given sentences totalling two years for his part in the incident violence and for drug dealing in Mallow.

Richard O’Callaghan pleaded guilty to counts under the Misuse of Drugs Act. 

The sentence for duping the elderly woman he had seen earlier walking her dog and then burgling her home, was made consecutive because this and two other burglaries were committed after David Cronin had been charged with the crime on which he is serving four years.

Deana Walsh was found at her burning apartment in Midleton with 11 stab wounds, including one to her chest that was 11.5 centimetres deep

Woman was in fast-food restaurant when she observed accused with the boys, rubbing them on the head and taking them to the toilet

The defendant was remanded on continuing bail to April 4, 2026, by which time he was expected to make a €300 contribution to the court poor box

Midleton courthouse debuts video link while the neighbouring courthouse in Youghal and many West Cork courts lack the technology

Judge said accused had created 'a substantial risk of death or serious injury'

Both men were given suspended sentences

Court told defendant and his mother had arrived at the injured party's house and and were 'throwing themselves at the front door', tried to break the kitchen window, and threatening to kill him and his daughter

Ruairí Lally pleaded guilty at Cork Circuit Criminal Court to threatening to kill or cause serious harm to the young woman, contrary to the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act 1997.

Ronan O’Sullivan was charged with one count of possession of illegal drugs, contrary to Section 3 of the Misuse of Drugs Act, 1977 and one count of possession of illegal drugs for sale or supply, contrary to Section 15 of the same act.

Judge Helen Boyle imposed a sentence of two years and eight months on John Campion and suspended the last eight months at Cork Circuit Criminal Court.

The 84-year-old man has been jailed for five years for the crimes which he denied

Former Cork City manager remanded on bail after being charged with drink driving and dangerous driving in Midleton

Court heard neither house nor car were insured and defendant was now living in a caravan

CCTV showed the defendant going around that dwelling and stealing €300 worth of clothing, court heard

One raider said: 'I will start cutting off fingers, on my mother’s life, if I don’t start finding something soon.'

Offence dated back to 2014 but accused fled to the UK where he spent time in custody for dealing cocaine, court told

The two teenagers were stabbing each other with a knife and a broken bottle as shoppers went about their day on Oliver Plunkett Street in Cork