Scarlett Faulkner case: Judge’s order for girl to be psychologically assessed not yet carried out
Court ordered seven weeks ago that 16-year-old accused be evaluated
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‘I no longer feel safe in my own home’: Retired nun gives evidence as man pleads guilty to burglary
Keith Delaney, who has 346 previous convictions, pleaded guilty on multiple counts including theft and criminal damage
Court hears 3D printed guns are becoming ‘more prevalent’ as man jailed for four years
Comment made during sentence hearing of Craig McKeever for possession of .22-calibre printed gun with ammunition
Council takes Galway developer to court over Barna housing scheme
Company linked to Gerry Barrett failed to comply with order to lodge €1m bond, according to summons
Daughter of Jason Hennessy snr and sons’ partners charged with organised crime offences
Jade Hennessy (33), Kayleigh McEntee (34) and Kirsty Travers (29) face charges over drug distribution
Cork man on weapons charges will not face trial at Special Criminal Court
Paul Sheehan (46) of Elm Drive, Shamrock Lawn, Douglas back in court on further charges
Man (33) charged over death of his mother in Galway
Milena Ostojic (65) died after being assaulted at her home on Friday night
Girl (16) charged over fatal assault of Scarlett Faulkner to undergo psychological evaluation
The girl appeared before Nenagh District Court via a video-link from a youth detention centre
High Court quashes shooting range operator’s conviction for allowing unauthorised use
Garda previously told District Court alcohol and firearms did not belong on the same premises and he found the combination ‘quite frightening’
Asylum seeker in children’s facility despite Tusla’s belief he is an adult, judge told
Hearing to determine the male’s age is adjourned as he could not be brought to court on Tuesday
Woman alleged to have told Confirmation ceremony she had bomb attached to her is fined in court
Incident occurred last month at St Mary’s Church in Navan, Co Meath
Man remanded in custody accused of stabbing twin teenage sisters and passerby in Dublin
Shando Alfa, a 27-year-old Somali national no fixed abode, was refused bail following incident on Dame Street
Tanning salon run by sister of Conor McGregor admits selling treatment to underage girl
Stop N Glow Limited, run by Aoife McGregor, ordered to pay €1,000 in costs and donate €500 to the Little Flower Penny Dinners charity
Small Claims Court offers a low cost option when things go wrong
If you are less than €2,000 out of pocket and both parties are based in the State, here’s how you can pursue a claim
Bauer Media employee charged with having €110,000 of cannabis for sale or supply
Seafra O’Donovan arrested after drug haul seized at Marconi House, the broadcast home of Today FM and Newstalk radio stations
Couple in court following alleged theft of €274k and laundering of pandemic wage subsidy
Government scheme was designed to help businesses affected by Covid-19 to retain staff
Two men allegedly caught in ‘handover’ of cocaine worth €2.7m refused bail
Court told 38kg of drug seized by gardaí who searched a container suspected to be rented by a father of four
‘I will make sure you die’: Woman (20s) secures order against father who ‘stalks’ her
Dublin court grants protection order to another woman who said her former partner circulated ‘intimate’ photos
Sil Fox wants jury to hear case against DPP and Garda over dismissed sex assault charge
Entertainer Fox is suing DPP, Garda and other State parties, alleging decision to prosecute him ‘destroyed’ his reputation
Accused man high on cannabis and ‘fast gas’ at time of fatal Co Limerick crash, garda says
Keelan O’Connell (19) charged with dangerous driving causing death of Áine O’Reilly (33) on February 13th on N24
UCD archaeology lecturer charged with hacking students’ personal data and harassment
More than 100 individuals whose personal data was allegedly accessed have been interviewed by gardaí
Man charged with murder of father-of-one in Cork city
Jonathan Hennessy was charged with the murder of Oleksandr Zhyvystkyi (31) on Knapp’s Square, Cork on March 16th
Leinster rugby player Alan Spicer in court over alleged assault on woman at Copper Face Jacks
21-year-old accused of assault at Dublin nightclub has yet to enter plea
Highly vulnerable child in State care being failed in ‘unacceptable’ way, judge says
Judge describes State’s continued use of unregulated emergency placements for children in care as a ‘national scandal’
The cost of defending cases: solicitors push back on plan to change how lawyers are paid through criminal legal aid
‘There’s a world of difference between theft of a Creme Egg and mortgage fraud,’ says one lawyer
Minister’s plan to reduce criminal legal aid fees will lead to solicitor ‘exodus’ – Law Society
Plan for €455 ‘one flat fee’ in breach of Programme for Government commitments, society says
Man accused of trying to obstruct his deportation says he has nine ‘identical’ brothers
Garda opposes bail for Sam Okwuoha, saying he fails to attend proceedings and ‘gives different names’
Supreme Court urged to overturn ‘problematic’ ruling regarding drink-driving cases
‘Very large’ number of prosecutions on hold pending judgment on DPP’s appeal over ruling on sample’s chain of custody
Date set for drink driving case involving former Cork City manager Ger Nash
Nash, formerly of Fota Island, Co Cork and now living in Sweden, was charged with two offences last month
Man convicted on dog neglect charges must pay more than €15,000 in fines and costs
Pat O’Neill banned from keeping a dog for 10 years after pleading guilty to causing unnecessary suffering to seven dogs in his care
Woman secures barring order against husband alleging he hit teenage daughter so badly she suffered concussion
The woman told Dublin District Family Court that husband also ‘bit’ into daughter’s hand and she was hospitalised
Solicitors defending alleged brothel-keeper get €14,000 in legal aid in single sitting, review finds
Department of Justice seeks to introduce standard solicitor’s fee of €455 in legal aid cases in bid to reduce costs
Solicitors maximise number of court appearances in legal aid cases to boost fees, review finds
Multiple legal aid certs granted for ‘no stated reason’
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