Oleksii Oleksiyovych Lytvynenko (42) lost an appeal against an extradition order

A man in his 50’s was arrested and is currently detained under Organised Crime Legislation in the South East of the country.

Sarah Mescall died from irreversible brain damage five days after she became unwell at her family home after sniffing the contents of the deodorant

The child’s mother is still before the courts.

One of the three, John Irving (31), had 57 convictions, including for burglary, theft, arson, criminal damage and endangerment.

The Justice minister was commenting after an angle grinder was used to remove an Irish language section of a bilingual sign in east Belfast.

The new change does not affect those travelling to Ireland, Irish citizens, or under some conditions, Irish permanent residence holders

A defence barrister for Soldier F has argued evidence in the case is ‘fundamentally contradictory’.

Medical reports concluded that the girl sustained a severe acquired brain injury and all aspects of her daily life will be impacted into the future

The most overcrowded hospital was University Hospital Limerick

The owner of Asba Meats Ltd, Tarequr Rahman Khan, has previously failed to comply with a direction from Judge Gabbett to attend court

It is alleged that Housing Minister James Browne breached legislation by failing to carry out a Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) of the guidelines

In November 2024, Judge Sinéad Ní Chúlacháin imposed a global sentence of six years on Gerard Nevin, with the final two years suspended

Smoking materials were the lead cause, according to the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service.

Catherine Connolly is running against Fine Gael candidate Heather Humphreys in a race to become Ireland’s next president.

The President of the High Court on Monday confirmed the sanction by the Central Bank on Swilly Mulroy Credit Union, Co Donegal, which also includes a reprimand

Simon Harris welcomed the release of hostages on Monday

The incident happened in the early hours of Sunday morning in Burnfoot village

Chloe Loran delivered her victim impact statement during the sentencing hearing of Martin Harte (33) last March.

As the Minister for Health visited University Hospital Limerick (UHL) to launch the new €105 million, 96-bed block, the hospital was again the most overcrowded nationally