Judge ‘disappointed’ that medical report on Eleanor Donaldson has not been completed
Newry Crown Court Judge ‘disappointed’ that medical report on Eleanor Donaldson has not been completed The judge called for the
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Eddie Hobbs Responds to Hit Piece (The Irish Times Letters 13/1/26) Eddie Hobbs responds. Sir, on January 4th, your journalist Conor Gallagher contacted me by email relating to an article he was writing about the political right in 2026 and referring to Steve Bannon’s comments on an emerging Trump here (“Eddie Hobbs: From consumer advice to conspiracy theories,” January 10th).
Politely, I advised, as I’ve consistently done, that I’d zero interest in public office, left or right, and was sticking
Man jailed for six years for fatal one-punch attack in Dublin
Updated / Thursday, 15 Jan 2026 15:51 Crime Correspondent A 31-year-old man has been sentenced to six years in prison
Man pleads guilty to garda attack, arson, terrorist charges. Muslim.
Updated / Monday, 12 Jan 2026 19:18 Crime Correspondent A 24-year-old man has pleaded guilty to assault, arson and terrorist
McGregor Warned of a “State of Emergency” – So Why Has Another Irishman Died in a Tent While the State Spends Billions Housing “Economic” Migrants?
A homeless Irish man was found dead in his tent on a Dublin street this week, in a tragedy that
Two men charged in Cork with more than 80 counts related to rape and sexual assault of two children
Garda sergeant tells court the State is sending them forward for trial on indictment to the next sitting of the
Trevor Deely disappeared into the rainy Dublin night on the 7th of December 2000. The 22 year olds life was just beginning. He’d started working in finance with Bank of Ireland Asset Management. He’d just moved from Naas, renting an apartment in Ballsbridge walking distance from his job.
That fateful night he went to the office Christmas party in the Hilton Hotel that carried on to Buck Whaley’s
Man who Machine-Gunned family member convicted of Murder as jury Rejects Mental Disorder Defence
Updated / Monday, 8 Dec 2025 19:29 A gunman who said he was “shovelling” cocaine into himself when he opened
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
Bankrupt solicitor Claims he is owed €800,000 in Legal aid Fees
Legal watchdog trying to enforce disciplinary direction Shane Phelan A retired solicitor who was bankrupted over tax debts of €300,000
Who Watches the Watchers? 