Company director Illann Power, 31, Co Carlow, was charged last year following an investigation by the Corporate Enforcement Authority (CEA)

The court heard the woman had formed a brief romantic relationship with Steven Spenneberg while in the US on a J1 in 2003

The judge was told the defendant had 137 previous convictions

The research found a majority of Irish judges are concerned about online hearings, which grew in popularity during the Covid pandemic

Mr Burke was granted an inquiry into the legality of his detention at Cloverhill Prison, where he has been remanded in custody on a public order charge since his arrest following an incident at the Court of Appeal building in the Four Courts on March 7th last.

Simeon Burke was arrested as the Court of Appeal was giving judgment in an aspect of his brother Enoch's ongoing legal dispute with Wilson's Hospital School

The Electoral Reform Act 2022 allows registered political parties to promote periodical prize draws

It was confirmed on Thursday by its new manager David Grier after Judge John O’Connor in the Circuit Civil Court accepted his undertaking.

The case followed an operation by gardaí, who had set up a surveillance operation following reports that men had been using the toilets for public masturbation and offensive conduct

Nicolae and Florin Mazarache were travelling to Spain to visit family members on April 17th, 2021, when they were stopped at the airport by a garda

They cannot be named as they are all minors.

Kepak Clonee Unlimited faces prosecution by Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI)

Neil Browne was convicted in April 2021 for possession of medications without an import licence and expired prescription supplements

The three have won a High Court challenge over how their cases were dealt with in the District Court

Neville Hotels group had public liability cover in place up to May 2020 when it decided that, from then on, it would self-insure the four hotels.