Trial of man accused of raping a woman seeking asylum reaches closing stages
Man pleads not guilty to charges of rape, attempted rape, and sexual assault
Patrick Nevin: the Tinder rapist and serial criminal
Background: A long and disturbing history of violence and sexual assault
Galway man jailed for five years for abuse of niece from when she was age 6
Child’s mother said abuse had ‘torn our family apart’
Mother of man killed in double murder says her heart was shattered
Dublin man Jason O’Driscoll (36) sentenced to life in prison, tells judge the jury got it wrong
Judge allows previous behaviour to be heard in Tinder attack case
Court heard how accused had driven two others to a secluded location to attack them
Civil servant passed information to PIs for more than €20,000
Stolen information about welfare recipients was passed on to banks and solicitors’ offices
Man accused of raping woman he met on Tinder claimed they had consensual sex
Louth man has pleaded not guilty to rape in Rathfarnham, Co Dublin
Man accused of killing dissident claimed he was feeding pony at time
Two on trial over fatal shooting of man outside Huntsman Inn
Can at possible murder scene traced to Dublin shop, court hears
Garda tells judge Red Bull drink led them to man wearing jacket matching that near scene
Ex-soldier guilty of manslaughter of Athlone woman
Retired member of the defence forces has been acquitted of murdering sex worker
DNA on knife matches that of dead woman, court hears
Knife found in car of Jimmy Devaney (66), accused of murdering woman in 2011
Wicklow detective acquitted of forging letter from DPP
State had alleged Catherine McGowan tried to ‘hoodwink’ gardaí reviewing sexual abuse case
Garda on trial for forging DPP letter lying ‘to the point of no return’
State finishes calling evidence and barristers complete their closing speeches to jury
No Garda file for clerical abuse investigation, detective’s forgery trial told
DPP official unable to find any file on suspect, trial told
Developer found not guilty of corruption
Jury accepts Michael Ryan’s explanation that €80,000 payments to Dungarvan councillor were a loan, rather than a bribe to secure rezoning of land
Developer cleared of corrupt payments to politician
Michael Ryan had pleaded not guilty to paying then councillor Fred Forsey jnr €80,000 in 2006
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