Man who used car as ‘battering ram’ on family home loses conviction appeal
William Harty drove car into his home while his wife and young children were inside
Doorman who left pub owner to die has jail term reduced by one year on appeal
Defendant was sentenced to nine years after he was convicted of manslaughter in 2019
Two men who raped woman at party lose appeals against convictions
Both men had been sentenced to seven years for 2017 rape in west of Ireland town
Man who threatened to kill former colleagues of Garda Colm Horgan has jail term cut
Enda Gavigan made threats to kill after he was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage
Minister for Eucharist fails in bid to have jail term for sexually abusing young girl reduced
The man built a garden shed which his victim believed was for the purpose of committing sex assaults
Man has jail term increased for role in violence at party where Cameron Blair stabbed
Scott O’Connor armed himself with knife and encouraged ‘a situation of violence to develop’, judge said
Man who twice raped schoolgirl at his sister’s 18th birthday party loses jail term appeal
Richard O’Mara (33) convicted and sentenced to 14 years’ imprisonment
Driver who used mother’s car in gangland murder jailed for 8 years
Choice of vehicle indicated ‘lack of suitability’ for getaway role in plan, suggests judge
Woman sobs in court as she’s told she is being jailed for false sex assault allegation
Judges in the Court of Appeal imposed a one-year custodial term
Murder accused said ‘I’m after stabbing Jack’ before clutching holy water bottle, trial told
Dean Kerrie (20) has pleaded not guilty to murdering man in Dunmore East
State fails in bid to jail man for assault on baby daughter
Man received six-month prison sentence for assaulting his partner in separate incident
Barrister’s barking dog forces pause in court hearing
Animal interruption happens during one of the last cases held remotely due to pandemic
IT worker should have been jailed for child abuse images, court hears
Robert Traynor (54) downloaded and produced thousands of child abuse images
Bus driver convicted of causing cyclist’s death loses appeal
Counsel for Osborn Irabor (60) argued that legal terms used by judge caused jury difficulty
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Rambling Dundrum Georgian steeped in history – and art – for €1.95m
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St Brendan’s school in Birr has won a Getty Foundation preservation-study grant
A day in the library: ‘This is a safe space for people’
In other countries libraries may be under threat but there’s a queue every morning outside Dublin’s Central Library
Andrea Horan’s totally tropical Portobello home
The Tropical Popical salon co-owner, who shares a home with the artist Maser, finds kitsch hard to resist
Artist’s book of Flanders dead goes on display in Dublin
Val Carmen’s ‘Assembly’ has 1,216 pages and lists those whose died around Ypres in WW1
Nothing says Christmas quite like an Irish sausage
Limerick man will ship 60,000kg of sausages throughout US to satisfy that taste for home
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