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1 day ago’I paid everything I owed in tax’ - Jose Mourinho after court hearing
Jose Mourinho said he has paid everything he owed to Spanish tax authorities from the time he coached Real Madrid, after he appeared in court in the Spanish capital.
1 day agoFugitive killer from North Stephen Henry picked up in Dublin for being drunk but released after fine
Fugitive killer Stephen Henry, who brutally murdered a man with a Samurai sword, is on the loose in Dublin tonight after he was released with a fine following his drunk and disorderly arrest, writes Tom Tuite.
1 day agoFormer teacher, 58, to be sentenced for possessing child pornography
A 58-year-old former teacher and table tennis coach is to be sentenced next week for possession of child pornography five and a half years ago, writes Jessica Magee.
1 day agoFormer FG Colr granted legal aid for Supreme Court appeal to corrupt payments conviction
A former Fine Gael Councillor convicted of receiving corrupt payments from a property developer has been granted legal aid for a Supreme Court appeal.
1 day agoCork soldier sues state over use of malarial drug on tour of duty
A Cork soldier who was given the anti-malarial drug Lariam for an overseas tour of duty in Chad has sued the State in the High Court.
1 day agoMan accused of sexually assaulting adopted daughter fails to stop trial
A man accused of sexually assaulting his adopted daughter has failed to stop his trial, writes Ann O’Loughlin.
1 day agoTeens caused €6,000 worth of damage at Oberstown when told to stop smoking
Youths held in Oberstown detention centre in Dublin caused €6,000 worth of damage when they were told to stop smoking, a court has heard.
1 day agoSentence for brutal rapist, who abandoned victim's four-year-old child in city centre, increased by four years
Rapist Michael Murray has had his sentence for the brutal rape of a mother he lured into an apartment in Dublin increased by four years.
2 days agoMichael Shine found guilty of indecently assaulting two boys
A retired surgeon has been found guilty of indecently assaulting two boys at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda and his private clinic on nearby Fair Street.
2 days agoRTÉ Investigates injunction case withdrawn
A High Court challenge against RTÉ's plans to air a report into the rented accommodation sector in Ireland has been withdrawn.
2 days agoDublin house used as hostel to be vacated under High Court orders
A house with a number of serious fire deficiencies and being used as a hostel should be vacated, the High Court has ordered.
2 days agoLimerick man settles High Court case with Jedward
A Limerick businessman has settled, on confidential terms, his High Court action against "X-factor" contestants Jedward and their parents over an alleged merchandising agreement.
2 days agoJudge orders psychological assessment of teen who sold death-case drug
A Cork teenager yesterday faced sentencing for selling a psychoactive drug. The case arose out of the investigation into the death of a schoolboy in Cork.
3 days agoFamily can stay on in house after High Court decision
A couple and their two young children can remain in their family home after a High Court judge dismissed a fund’s objection to their proposed personal insolvency arrangements.
3 days agoCouncil tells High Court it feels hostel housing 13 should be vacated immediately
Dublin City Council say a house being used as a hostel for around 13 people is lacking in proper fire safety measures and should be vacated immediately, the High Court has heard.
3 days agoJury acquits retired surgeon, Michael Shine, on four counts of indecently assaulting young male patients
A jury has acquitted retired surgeon Michael Shine of four counts of indecently assaulting young male patients.
3 days agoHigh Court proceedings launched against RTE and journalist over planned Prime Time broadcast
High Court proceedings have been launched against RTE and journalist Barry O’Kelly over plans to broadcast a report into the rented accommodation sector in Ireland, writes Ann O'Loughlin.
3 days agoFormer senior Anglo bank chief, Tiarnan O’Mahoney, acquitted of all charges
A former senior Anglo Irish Bank official, charged with conspiring to destroy or falsify records of accounts connected to the bank’s former chief executive Sean FitzPatrick, has been acquitted of all charges against him, reports Sarah-Jane Murphy.
3 days agoFive year sentence for wife who poured boiling water over husband’s mistress
A spurned wife who poured boiling water over her estranged husband’s mistress has been jailed for five years.
3 days agoFamily settle cancer misdiagnosis case four years after grandmother’s death
The family of a grandmother who took legal action over an alleged missed cancer diagnosis has settled the High Court action, four years after the woman’s death, writes Ann O’Loughlin.
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