Metropolitan police chief accuses Trump of talking ‘nonsense’ about London crime
While admitting the situation was “not perfect” for the UK’s largest force, Sir Mark Rowley insisted that some attempts to
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Today in 1920 was one of the darkest in Cork’s history. British forces unleashed a wave of destruction known as “The Burning of Cork” that left the city centre in smouldering ruins and its citizens murdered and traumatised. Earlier that evening, the Cork No. 1 Brigade of the IRA, ambushed British Auxiliaries targeting soldiers at Dillon’s Cross, just outside the city.
Two Crossley Tender lorries carrying the despised Auxiliaries were leaving Victoria Barracks (later renamed Collins Barracks) around 8 p.m. These
Sligo woman jailed after making False Allegation that prison officer had Assaulted her
Her defence counsel told the court there are no suitable services available in Ireland to assist her. 6.32pm, 10 Dec
I wonder does she still find it funny’: Ruth Lawrence given two Life Sentences for Double Murder
RUTH LAWRENCE HAS been given two separate life sentences for shooting a drug dealer and working in tandem with her
Ruth Lawrence sentenced to life for murders of two men
Updated / Monday, 8 Dec 2025 16:28 Crime Correspondent A 46-year-old woman has been jailed for life for the murders
Former maths teacher jailed for 10 years for indecent assault of young boys
Updated / Monday, 8 Dec 2025 17:00 Legal Affairs Correspondent A former maths teacher at a private primary school run
Somali man who set fire to his Armagh home suffered from ‘heightened paranoia’ after anti-immigration protests
A 20-year-old Somalian national who armed himself with knives inside a chip shop, assaulted a customer, caused thousands of pounds
Man, 48, caught with child abuse material that included children being ‘Caged’ is named. A Soft sentence, for this Paedophile Keating. Judge Nolan, Presiding.
Alan Keating (48) of Ranelagh Village, Dublin 6 and formerly of Co Galway, pleaded guilty to possession of child sexual
Former superintendent ‘looked after’ hundreds of summonses, court told
Updated / Wednesday, 3 Dec 2025 17:57 By Petula Martyn Mid West Correspondent A retired Superintendent has given evidence that
Brother of teen missing since 1947 demands state apology on Missing Persons Day as families ‘always hoping’ for justice, So many Families still Searching for their Loved ones. Irish Sun Paper.
Information appeals have also been renewed THE brother of Ireland’s longest missing person has demanded an apology from the country’s
Who Watches the Watchers? 