Case of Jeffrey Donaldson adjourned a second time
Updated / Friday, 23 Jan 2026 11:43 Northern Correspondent The case of former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson, who is accused
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Minnesota Guardsmen told to wear reflective vests to distinguish them from ‘other agencies’
Minnesota National Guardsmen will wear reflective vests, so their members are not mistaken for state and federal agents. Jeff Schogol
The Journal.
Retired judge seeks to strike out personal injuries action alleging sexual assault at book launch A 49-year-old woman is claiming
Man fit to stand trial over Parnell Square attack – psychiatrist
Updated / Monday, 19 Jan 2026 18:37 Riad Bouchaker, who is charged with assaulting a care worker and attempting to
Investigation after body unidentified for over a year
Updated / Monday, 19 Jan 2026 21:05 The family of a Belfast man whose body lay unidentified in a Dublin
Enoch Burke returned to jail for breaching court orders
Updated / Monday, 19 Jan 2026 13:12 Enoch Burke has been returned to Mountjoy Prison after the High Court found
A little known horror of 18th century Dublin was the evil practice of child abandonment and robbery known as “stripping”. Basically, the child’s own parent (as an act of abandonment) or a stranger would rob the kid of their clothing and any possessions and leave them naked on the street.
Although it was more profitable to “strip” victims who had jobs and therefore better clothing, often it was just random
7,282 on local housing lists came through asylum system. RIPT.
January 16, 2026 | Dr Matt Treacy | The response to yesterday’s article on housing allocations to persons who had
Professor Marie Cassidy
For two decades Professor Marie Cassidy occupied one of the loneliest and most important offices in the country, State Pathologist.
Mum who fled Ukraine to Ireland allegedly stabbed eight-year-old daughter 70 times, court told
During the woman’s arraignment, in which she entered a not guilty plea, the woman told the court: “I was out
Who Watches the Watchers? 