Teenager ‘addicted to stealing cars’ pleads guilty to 11 charges
Court hears boy has not been provided with services to meet his needs
Court hears boy has not been provided with services to meet his needs
Teachers say English paper one was a good exam ‘for all levels and abilities’
Judge notes ‘unbelievable chutzpah’ of developers who ignored warning letters and intensified construction at south Dublin site
Joe Murphy was 25 when he died on the 76th day of hunger strike, the same day as Terence MacSwiney
Teacher (40s) convicted in District Court of two offences, regarding two grossly offensive letters he posted
Judge says man offended against solitary women, locating vulnerable victims including a woman working alone at night
The musician and broadcaster sat the exams in the summer of 1984
Guidance counsellor says students should focus ‘on what they know’ rather than what they feel they do not
Anger mounts among solicitors after Minister for Justice presented plan as a ‘fait accompli’
Bogdan Kreigel was ‘insulting’ and used ‘abusive language’ towards an appointed translator during RTB hearing