Woman charged with murder of Santina Cawley gave ‘donut-shaped account’, court told
Defence argue that there are sufficient deficiencies in the prosecution case
‘Devastating injuries’: Santina Cawley (2) died in mother’s arms, murder trial hears
Accused Karen Harrington was never mean to any child, sister tells court
‘Please say something, please’: Father of Santina Cawley (2) tells court of finding toddler unresponsive
Karen Harrington (38) denies the murder of toddler in her apartment in Cork city
Graham Dwyer ruling a reminder Ireland lives in a data rights Groundhog Day
Karlin Lillington: We just go round and round failing to address serious data issues
Graham Dwyer court victory has potential consequences for crime across Europe
Few expect Dwyer to benefit personally from ECJ’s mobile phone metadata ruling
Complainant in rape trial ‘distraught’ on return to friends
Four men on trial over incident alleged to have happened in the midlands in late 2016
Woman (54) found guilty of murdering brother in inheritance dispute
Helen Jones and Keith O’Hara to be sentenced on Friday for 2019 murder of Paul Jones
Nadine Lott trial: Beautician left unrecognisable to family after assault by man ‘vicious with rage’
In her first 24 hours in hospital, Nadine received 42 pints of blood. Three days later she died on December 17th, 2019
Witness in Aaron Brady murder trial might have had motive ‘to make things up”, court told
In closing speech to jury defence questions credibility of ‘most significant’ prosecution witness
Surge in fees paid to lawyers under criminal legal-aid system
Claim by Law Society that ‘resilience and integrity’ of system is under threat
Jury to resume deliberating in trial of two men accused of murder
Tallaght men accused of killing a cousin of one of them and dumping his body
Jury to resume deliberations in murder trial of Kerry farmer
Michael Ferris drove forks of teleporter through neighbour’s car window
David Drumm jailed for six years for €7.2bn Anglo fraud
Judge says former banker engaged in ‘grossly reprehensible behaviour’ in 2008 conspiracy
Once high-flying David Drumm falls to earth with six-year sentence
It took years to bring former Anglo chief to justice and he had to endure an excruciating wait of his own for his sentence
Drumm trial hears of executive ‘crying’ over Lehman losses
Court told ‘all bets were off and no bank was safe’ after collapse of US institution in 2008
Inquest jury gives verdict on Dublin surgeon’s drowning
Death of leading cancer specialist Aongus Curran on Lough Corrib is ruled misadventure
Woman who drove car into harbour appeals murder conviction
Marta Herda given mandatory life sentence in drowning of Csaba Orsos in March 2013
Miriam Lord: Penrose plans to lead Enda on a merry dance
Labour TD talks of ‘impromptu concert’ to launch Bill on Irish music quotas
Machine operators complacent, says judge in UCC case
University pleads guilty to health and safety breaches after cherry picker accident
Drug tests for courts a waste of time says forensic scientist
Labs spend hours on preliminary testing which is pointless as defendants later plead guilty
Dublin woman accused of €10,000 social welfare fraud
Ciara O’Donnell (40) charged with 46 counts of stealing payments of €188
Heating contractor scapegoated over woman’s hotel death, court hears
Miriam Reidy died from carbon monoxide poisoning at Trident Hotel in Kinsale in 2011
Accused closed account days before deaths of woman and daughter
Credit union clerk tells court man withdrew last €10 and said he was ‘going home’
Man sentenced to 15 years for attacking wife with kettle bell
Lounes Ouachek flew to Tunisia after leaving unconscious wife lying in a pool of blood
Anglo trial : Legal advice as an issue in the case
Judge told jury that such advice on transaction was irrelevant to guilt or innocence
No baying for blood, Anglo jurors warned
Defence barrister Brendan Grehan SC says trial was not about “seeing three men in the dock as a way of getting vengeance”
Case against former Anglo directors not about ‘vengeance’
Pat Whelan’s counsel says trial ‘distinct and separate’ from collapse of banks
Court hears Seán Quinn laid all his eggs ‘in one basket’
Punt meant ‘bank joined with Seán Quinn at hip’
Glimpse inside Anglo as tumultuous year unfolded
Bank bosses concerned at scale of Quinn’s CFD holding, court told
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