Teenager dies in ‘tragic accident’ involving vehicle at Tuam property
Gardaí treating death of youth in Tuam on Wednesday as a ‘tragic accident’
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‘It’s ruined, tens of thousands in damage’: Outcry after Limerick house trashed amid student party
Walls and ceilings were knocked through, fixtures and fittings torn down, while shelving unit thrown through window
Motorcyclist (50s) seriously injured after crash with car in Donegal
Part of the N13 remained closed on Thursday morning to allow investigators to examine the road
Two men (20s) to appear in court charged over suspected €350,000 cannabis seizure
Gardaí searched Cork city home in effort to stop sale of drugs
Defence gets record €1.6bn in funding amid plans for four new helicopters and long-range radar system
An Garda Síochána has got more funding in Budget 2027 to allow intake of 1,000 new recruits next year
Punishing public servants will not cut class sizes or A&E waits or solve housing crisis
Anger over pay awards for those who provide vital services should be redirected towards Government
Would-be Galway mosque bombers made video warning they would carry out further attacks, court hears
Court hears ‘Irish Defence Army’ members shared information on making explosive devices in Signal chat group 'Shadows of Eire’
Man accused of importing crystal meth worth €32m seeks access to witnesses’ phones
State’s case is the drugs were imported from Mexico and stored at the Ballyseedy Garden Centre before being transported to Cork
Man sentenced to six years for repeatedly stabbing former friend over horse bet
Victim’s liver sliced, resulting in emergency surgery and removal of gallbladder, court hears
Annual revenue for GoSafe speed camera operator surges towards €30m
Two cameras, in Co Mayo and Co Kilkenny, were raising €40,000 and €32,000 respectively in speeding fines per week, report shows
Gardaí contact UK police forces amid efforts to ‘significantly’ ramp up pursuit training
Gaping skills shortfall emerged after five teenagers in a BMW were killed in a wrong-way crash on the M9 in Co Kildare in August
Teenager charged with driving wrong way on M50 released on bail
Minor had been granted habeas corpus inquiry into legality of his incarceration
Father and daughter killed in workplace incident in Co Offaly
Coroner and HSA have been notified of incident at an industrial premises
Man charged with child cruelty after child (2) found on roof ledge covered in faeces
The child was taken from the scene by ambulance to University Hospital Limerick for a medical assessment
Carlow entrepreneur Illann Power charged with forging documents to ‘hinder’ criminal prosecution
Carlow entrepreneur refused bail faces 10 charges, five for forgery and five for deception
Buckingham Village was supposed to reinvigorate Dublin’s inner city. By 2022, it was its worst slum
The north inner city flat complex has had more warning notices in recent years than any other development in Dublin
Dispute over prestigious new Garda posting to United Arab Emirates
Role created in 2022 seen as crucial to fighting Kinahan cartel and other Irish gangs in Dubai
Omagh bombing inquiry hears from Garda detective under ‘exceptional’ cross-Border deal
Gardaí were unable to track progress of car stolen in Co Monaghan and used to transport Omagh bomb, inquiry told
Gardaí in Dublin seize scramblers, e-bikes and e-scooters
Drugs worth €138,000, and €10,000 cash also recovered in east of capital
Irish hospitals appointing non-EU doctors without police clearance
HSE internal audit warns of potential patient safety and reputational risks
Prehistoric burial site at Loughcrew in Co Meath seriously vandalised
Stones decorated with megalithic art were damaged in what authorities described as a significant heritage crime
More than 300 stray horses seized in 18 months, mostly in Limerick and Dublin
Nearly 10% of horses seized were euthanised, while Shetland ponies accounted for a third of strays in Limerick
Irish politicians under attack: ‘We have cut hedges down, put in gates and put in CCTV’
The assault on Michael Healy-Rae highlights rising abuse of politicians in Ireland and their vulnerability to verbal and physical attack. What is being done to protect them?
Gardaí open €60,000 fraud investigation at greyhound racing tracks
Comptroller and Auditor General Séamus McCarthy says case involves cash handling in stadiums
The Irish Times view on politicians’ safety: a threat to democracy
They are experiencing rising levels of personal abuse, harassment and threats of violence
Man who called garda ‘bitch’ and filmed at fuel protest convicted
Darragh Desmond (24) was ‘part of mob’ at Whitegate, Co Cork, judge said
Helen McEntee accused of acting ‘without legal authority’ in Garda whistleblower case
Dail leaders questions
Senior member of Garda whistleblower unit ‘broken’ by management’s treatment of him
RTÉ Investigates heard serious allegations from people with key roles in managing and investigating protected disclosures made by gardaí
Baby whose death in car crash inspired Jax’s law Bill died by blunt-force trauma
Saoirse Aylward was pregnant with Jax when a van crashed into another car and forced it into the path of the car she was travelling in
Duo accused of raping 18-year-old in car at Galway railway station denied bail
Court hears woman became separated from friends and that defendants offered to help her to accommodation
Gardaí investigating hit-and-run death of Bryan Lowe (17) close to making arrests
Arrests anticipated after gardaí gather CCTV images amid suspicion boy followed from Limerick into Clare, rammed off e-bike
Second man arrested in connection with fatal Dún Laoghaire shooting
Mark Cullen shot in suspected but botched punishment attack
Horse-trafficking investigation spans several counties amid fears food chain compromised
Europol said some of the animals may have been diverted into the food chain without their true origin and history being known
Man in court charged over serious assault in Co Meath
Des Shiels from Balbriggan charged with assault causing harm, production of an article and threats to kill or cause harm
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