Keith McDonnell (34) of Back Lane, Dublin 8, pleaded guilty to two counts of making threats to kill or cause serious harm to two members of An Garda Síochána on May 12th 2020.

The case will now go into the next session of civil jury cases in February for a retrial

A fitness-to-practice inquiry of CORU – the regulatory body of health and social care professionals – heard the radiographer, Ugochukwu Owoh, made admissions to a series of allegations about his conduct at the hospital last year.

Three men in their 20s were taken to St James's Hospital after an incident at Fownes Street Upper on August 11th

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said he has full confidence in Minister for Justice Helen McEntee as calls for her to resign continue

Senator Rebecca Moynihan said her party was concerned about ‘safety on the streets of Dublin’

Xhevair Ibraj pleaded guilty to one count of possessing drugs for sale or supply

GRA president Brendan O'Connor said members have been left “scratching their heads” over Helen McEntee's decision to task the Policing Authority to review the matter

Several people have since deleted social media posts potentially tying them to the riots.

New accounts filed by Crownway Entertainment Ltd shows that the theatre firm returned to profit as box office revenues increased more than four-fold from €2.42 million to €9.94 million.

Mark Lahive, the High Court heard was subjected to a terrifying and vicious assault in the four-minute attack as he loaded up a work van in a Cork business park eight years ago.

Martin Hayes had a history of violence and aggression towards his partner Amadea McDermott before he stabbed her, causing her death in July 2017

Staff from Mr Dunne’s gym chain formed a guard of honour at the gates of St Mochta’s Church in Clonsilla.

In internal submissions, officials said the Department of Health could have been hit with a fine of up to €1 million

The neurologist was at the centre of Northern Ireland’s largest recall of patients.

The voucher scheme has been central to the success of Dunnes Stores in recent years

The co-centres will bring together academics, industry and policymakers across the Irish Government, UK Government and Stormont departments.

AGSI general secretary Antoinette Cunningham said communities need to work with gardaí for the greater good

Derek Byrne was pronounced dead at the age of 14 in 1974 but woke up three hours later in a morgue.

‘I’m absolutely focused on my job. That’s my priority,’ the Minister for Justice said on Tuesday morning.