High Court rejection of Minister’s criminal legal aid model may push forward a deal
Talks continue after months of ‘take it or leave it’ approach from Jim O’Callaghan and escalation by solicitors
Talks continue after months of ‘take it or leave it’ approach from Jim O’Callaghan and escalation by solicitors
Severe ankle fracture has ‘tarnished the golden years of her life’, counsel tells High Court
Application to be taken by Women of Honor group for access to documents adjourned to Thursday
Concern as some schools re-poll parents, fail to engage – or in one case warn phrase ‘Dia dhuit’ could be banned
October 2026 was the 24th wettest October on record since 1941
Teddy Murnane had both external and internal injuries after the confrontation with Sean Harding, who broke into the former’s garage in Tipperary
‘If you want to say a prayer ... go to a church,’ judge tells Vincent Harrington (60) as farmer says he wants to pray gardaí who ‘told lies’
Gardaí treating blaze on Dublin’s Clanbrassil Close as suspected ‘incident of criminal damage by fire’
Final legal challenge to the long-promised ring road around one of the country’s most congested cities ended on Monday
Andy Lloyd was electrocuted when he got out of the cab and came into contact with the metal step.