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A man was arrested over an alleged incident of false imprisonment in Dublin city centre last Sunday. Man held over false imprisonment

Gardaí investigate incident in Dublin city centre

Cannabis herb worth an estimated €700,000 was seized at a house in Donabate in Dublin today, along with €1 million worth of ecstasy tablets. Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA Wire Drugs worth €1.7m seized at house in Dublin

Ecstasy tablets valued at €1m and cannabis herb worth €700k discovered in Donabate

Dead horses covered up and wrecked cars at the scene of carnage in Rotten Row, Hyde Park, after an IRA bomb exploded as the Household Cavalry was passing. John Anthony Downey, 61, has been charged with the murders of four soldiers in the bombing. Irishman John downey remanded on Hyde Park bomb charge

Charges are for four counts of murder

Dublin City Council’s Civic Offices on Wood Quay, Dublin. Photograph: Frank Miller Council worker who accessed voicemail has case struck out

39-year-old Dublin City Council worker listened to messages of former supervisor

Garda Catherine McGowan (46), who is attached to a Wicklow Garda station, appeared at Dublin District Court this morning. Garda to stand trial accused of using forged letter from DPP’s office

Officer based in Wicklow charged under fraud legislation

Police Service of Northern Ireland Belfast Islamic centre attacked with paint bomb

Incident believed linked to London terror incident

Professor Dermot Walsh Professor of Law, University of Limerick Disclosure of minor traffic occurrence involving Wallace highly improper, says leading academic

‘It is playing politics with policing and the enforcement of the law,’ says Prof Dermot Walsh of University of Limerick

An internal Garda investigation is being conducted into the matter Garda held over claim she forged DPP documentation

Sexual assault victim received alleged DPP correspondence

Judge wants Gallagher tape handed over

A cannabis growhouse was discovered at a business unit in Castleblayney in Co Monaghan this evening. Two women arrested after cannabis grow house discovered in Monaghan

Drugs worth €500,000 seized during planned search of a business premises by gardaí

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A man was arrested over an alleged incident of false imprisonment in Dublin city centre last Sunday. Man held over false imprisonment
Cannabis herb worth an estimated €700,000 was seized at a house in Donabate in Dublin today, along with €1 million worth of ecstasy tablets. Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA Wire Drugs worth €1.7m seized at house in Dublin
Dublin City Council’s Civic Offices on Wood Quay, Dublin. Photograph: Frank Miller Council worker who accessed voicemail has case struck out
Garda Catherine McGowan (46), who is attached to a Wicklow Garda station, appeared at Dublin District Court this morning. Garda to stand trial accused of using forged letter from DPP’s office
Police Service of Northern Ireland Belfast Islamic centre attacked with paint bomb
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