
International boxer Michael O’Reilly has been given a five-month prison sentence after admitting causing criminal damage to a caravan following an engagement party last year.

A mother who lost her baby two days after his birth has told an inquest of her harrowing experience, writes Louise Roseingrave.

A High Court judge has disqualified Independent TD Mick Wallace from involvement in companies for six years arising from his stewardship of the affairs of his construction company, M.J. Wallace.

TV fitness instructor Francis Usanga has been found guilty of attacking his former partner who told a court she was punched in the face when she confronted him about cheating.

A 14-year-old boy who suffered a shoulder injury at birth has settled his High Court action for €400,000.

The family of a pensioner who died after a choking incident in a nursing home dining room has settled its High Court action for €110,000.

Disgraced solicitor Michael Lynn used around €3m belonging to his Kendar Holdings foreign property company to fund his personal lifestyle, the High Court heard.

The former high profile sports journalist Tom Humphries has been jailed for two-and-a-half years for grooming and sexually abusing a teenage girl.

The first live broadcast of court proceedings in the history of the State is due to happen at the Supreme Court tomorrow.

An environmental group has launched a High Court challenge against the Government's plan aimed at reducing carbon emissions and combating climate change.

Lawyers for Tusla and Garda officers have told the Charleton tribunal that their clients have no case to answer in relation to complaints by whistleblower Garda Keith Harrison.

A Kilkenny man has been committed to the Central Mental Hospital after being found not guilty of trying to murder his sister by reason of insanity.

A teenager who “boasted” to friends after raping a 15-year-old girl at a house party has been jailed for three years.

A liquidator has rejected Independent TD Mick Wallace’s offer to consent to a restriction order under the Companies Act over his conduct of the affairs of his company, M.J. Wallace Ltd.

A doctor charged with the murder of her three-year-old son in Dublin was served with a book of evidence today and has been sent forward for trial to the Central Criminal Court.

A train manufacturing boss in the UK has been jailed for six years after using almost £700,000 (€785,000) of company money to fund his lavish lifestyle of luxury holidays and expensive motorbikes.

A man in his 30s who was arrested on Wednesday evening in relation to a cocaine and cannabis seizure is scheduled to appear before the Criminal Court of Justice tomorrow morning.

A dispute over a publican's alleged unlawful occupation of the Long Stone pub in Dublin's city centre could delay the planned sale and redevelopment of the Apollo House site, with a market value of €35m, the Commercial Court has been told.

A homeless mother who successfully fought an attempt to take her newborn baby into care is entitled to her legal costs after her lawyers had to work for her for free because the State's legal aid system had reached its quota in the month she applied.

A man who was dismissed from his job with the ESB after being informed he is considered a risk to the national infrastructure has secured a temporary High Court order preventing the termination of his employment with the company.