‘Thrill-seeking’ disqualified teenage driver who led gardaí on high-speed chases jailed
Teenager drove vehicle against southbound traffic on M50 during one chase
Criminal Courts
‘Middleman’ involved in €500,000 Trinity College Dublin hardship fund fraud jailed
Luke Taaffe (34) pleaded guilty to 11 counts of possessing proceeds of criminal conduct
Tenant who assaulted his landlord and another man is jailed for 12 months
He also brandished a knife, but fled from a window after armed gardaí were called, court hears
Man jailed for beating pregnant partner and attacking another woman over drug debt
Drug dealer pleaded guilty to separate attacks one year apart
Father and wife of wanted man tried to get him false passport before he fled, court hears
Gardaí discovered application form and pictures 'had been stamped by senior member of force'
Ryanair crew member left her job after being sexually assaulted during flight, court hears
Passenger drank ‘mind boggling’ amount of alcohol at airport and on plane
Deerhunter who shot man meditating in his Rathfarnham garden to be sentenced
Victim was an accomplished athlete and climber but now needs walking sticks, court hears
Man picked up visually impaired woman from taxi rank for financial gain, court hears
Victim spoke of panic when accused admitted not being a taxi driver and considered jumping out of moving car
Man jailed for six years for sexually assaulting teenage girl in Sligo
Former teacher locked girl behind a locked door, court heard
Lyra McKee trial: Riot could have been ‘staged show of force for propaganda purposes’
Journalist died after being struck by bullet fired at police vehicles in Derry seven years ago
Man who assaulted umpire at underage GAA match given suspended sentence
Michael Kelly (41) came at victim with his arms swinging after his son got into verbal disagreement with umpire, court hears
Judge warns criminals could avoid jail after specialist garda stripped from busy court
Complaints and unfairness will result from removal of sergeant role, he said
It’s time for a compensation scheme that recognises the pain and suffering of victims
Scheme must be designed so that the vast majority of applicants should not require a lawyer’s assistance
‘Six years of hell’: Charges of perverting course of justice dropped against traffic gardaí
Solicitor and garda association demand inquiry into ordeal of cleared officers in Limerick
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