Explosive device found at Dublin’s Merrion Square made safe after major security operation
Viable device marked most serious security threat during EU presidency events
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Almost 6,000 children in emergency accommodation as homeless numbers rise again
Data for September published late due to industrial action
First person in Ireland convicted of coercive control admits assault on other woman
Kevin Dunleavy, who has 130 previous convictions attacked woman at jiving class
‘Totally unacceptable’: EU leader criticises members planning to opt out of Ukraine aid package
Reluctance from nationalist governments to join EU loan plan for Ukraine ‘not acceptable’, Kyiv backers say
Woman who lost five-year-old daughter in Creeslough explosion launches three High Court actions
Families of victims of Donegal incident have filed multiple lawsuits with over 20 actions due before High Court
Family of murdered GAA official say Omagh claims show public inquiry the only way to find truth
Family of Sean Brown, murdered by loyalists in 1997, react after witness tells Omagh inquiry ‘Garda-MI5 source’ helped deliver bomb
Caravans ‘did a U-turn’ from one part of Kildare business park to another
Court told security guard threatened by member of Traveller group with another bitten by a dog in Naas, Co Kildare
Supreme Court clears way for Mediahuis to challenge reporting restriction in anonymised case
Three-judge Supreme Court panel refuses plaintiffs permission to appeal Court of Appeal judge’s decision in case
Former priest’s sentence for sexually abusing his sisters increased to 14 years in ‘landmark outcome’
Sisters hail ‘landmark’ ruling after DPP appealed Richard Brennan’s initial eight-year sentence as ‘unduly lenient’
Man arrested at Dublin Airport after €280,000 worth of cocaine found stashed in suitcase lining
Man who had flown in from Cancún, Mexico held in custody
Fisheries body to be recalled by Public Accounts Committee over protected disclosure report
Report suggests former Inland Fisheries Ireland chief was asked to drop allegations against politicians in return for financial package
Man who provided forged Covid-19 test certificate to Keith Duffy faces community service
Ranelagh man faked certs for friends and family
‘No soul, no conscience’: Priest calls for justice for Waterford arson victim Elliot English (6) during funeral
Six-year-old’s requiem Mass coincided with month’s mind of his parents and two brothers
Gardaí investigating ‘unexplained’ death in Phoenix Park call for couple to come forward
Body of man with apparent knife wounds discovered in Phoenix Park
Surprise US-Ukraine talks saw armed convoy transport Jared Kushner across Dublin
‘We weren’t aware of it,’ said Garda Commissioner of meeting between Volodymyr Zelenskiy and US envoys
Man (30) pleads guilty to attempted murder over slashing attacks in Dublin 7
Gabrial Fereira Motta Valladares (30) wounded three men in Dublin 7
Man accused of three violent muggings in Dublin city to face trial
Court hears alleged robberies occurred on two days in April along same stretch of the Liffey
Richard Satchwell to appeal conviction for murdering wife and burying her under the stairs
Satchwell (60) had pleaded not guilty to murdering Tina Satchwell (45) – née Dingivan – at their home address in Youghal, Cork
Two PSNI officers sacked over ‘utterly despicable’ behaviour toward vulnerable people
One incident saw officer record video of a woman with learning difficulties in bed while he made sexualised comments
HSE services affected as global Microsoft outage hits Ireland
HSE says services not impacted so far amid outage that has also affected Microsoft Teams and Copilot