A criminal defence solicitor accused of the theft of €400 “fabricated” notes with the intention of convincing gardaí it was a “weaker case”, prosecuting counsel has suggested to the jury

A Dubliner used his friend’s identity to steal from the State in social welfare fraud after his friend moved to Thailand, a court has heard

Greens ‘won the argument’ over the Residential Zoned Land Tax, Minister of State Ossian Smyth said.

A man with a “shocking record” who stole a delivery van full of parcels before Christmas and told the driver where he would leave it for him is to be sentenced later

With footfall down by 2 per cent compared to last year, Dublin business owners have called for a Garda presence similar to the one in the aftermath of the Dublin riots for the busy Christmas period

A delivery driver carrying food, bottled water and €1 million worth of cannabis in his van has been jailed for five and a half years at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court

Conor McGregor gave evidence to the High Court.

‘How loud they laughed and giggled and guffawed and sneered at teachers,’ Louise O’Reilly said about the crowd’s behaviour from a Fine Gael event

Robert Murphy (42) has pleaded not guilty to murder but guilty to the manslaughter of Jamie Kavanagh (24) at a hostel on Harrington Street, Dublin 8 on April 19th, 2023

The jury agreed with the prosecution case that Brandon Gavin's claims of self-defence were 'self-serving nonsense'

The court has heard that Jason Hennessy snr and a group of about 30 people had gathered in Browne's for a party when Sherry and a second gunman arrived

A Labour councillor said the Government has failed renters.

A 44-year-old man has been accused of repeatedly stabbing a man in the face, leaving “life-changing slash wounds”, during an incident on Dublin’s Talbot Street

A teenage boy has pleaded guilty to using his phone to film young girls who were undressed in a changing area at the National Aquatic Centre in Dublin

Pace platform delivers real-time aviation emissions analysis aimed at firms that finance the aviation sector and companies with a lot of corporate overseas travel

Richard Boyd Barrett said government parties want to drag Ireland into escalating conflicts.

The Housing Minister said he did not disagree with what the Tánaiste said, but could not predict what house prices would do

The Tánaiste said he was surprised that Fine Gael had attacked his party’s manifesto pledge on decriminalisation.

Conor McGregor is facing an accusation in the civil action that he ‘brutally raped and battered’ Nikita Hand.

Louise O’Reilly said the parties are not ‘fooling anybody’ by arguing about their differences when they ‘agree of pretty much everything’