Aileen Donnelly

Man tried three times for rape fails to get conviction overturned

Court of Appeal upholds 37-year-old’s 12-year sentence for assualting woman in her home

Man found with almost €1m in bag of onions returned to jail

Court jails man for additional year over discovery of cash ‘destined for Kinahan gang’

€20,000 fine added to ‘unduly lenient’ sentence of drink driver who injured cyclist

Muiris Flynn (31) had pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing serious bodily harm

Garda’s appeal over Disclosure Tribunal’s findings dismissed

Keith Harrison alleged bias due to judge having worked before with superintendent

‘Significant drugs wholesaler’ has 17 year jail term reduced by four years

Man (38) was out on bail when he was caught with drugs worth €12,958 at his house

Cork man appeals conviction for the murder of his girlfriend

Darren Murphy admitted manslaughter of Olivia Dunlea in Passage West in 2013

Polish judges being targeted with ‘absurd’ disciplinary procedures

Concerns about ‘systemic’ violation of judiciary’s independence

Judge at centre of Polish extradition case joins Court of Appeal

Ms Justice Aileen Donnelly replaces Ms Justice Mary Irvine, who has moved to the Supreme Court

Justice Aileen Donnelly nominated for Court of Appeal

Cabinet agrees to nominate High Court judge to Court of Appeal

‘Whacker’ Duffy to be extradited to North to continue sentence

Jailed republican to finish life term for murder of British soldier in Derby in 1992

Ex-garda accused of helping fabricate evidence against Downey

Court reserves judgement on extradition of alleged IRA bomber on NI murder charges

EU needs to find way to keep wayward members in check

Europe Letter: Standing up to illiberal states

Circus worker jailed over sex with underage teenager

Bulgarian man admits he had been reckless about drunken girl’s age

Human rights group offers to help in Polish extradition case

Artur Celmer claims he is at risk of unfair trial in Poland due to political interference

Polish man to resist extradition after European court ruling

Warsaw government claims CJEU ruling a ‘defeat’ for High Court rule of law concerns

Irish judges back counterparts in Poland in forced retirement row

Chief Justice Mr Frank Clarke expresses ‘grave concern’ over judicial independence in Poland

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