New accounts show that the Johnson & Perrot group recorded the increase in profits as revenues increased by 3 per cent from €130.84 million to €135.22 million

The development is spearheaded by Fitzpatrick and Heavey Homes and is set to feature 89 homes and a crèche

The seizure of almost €160 million worth of cocaine off the Cork coast "could have gone horribly wrong" due to Defence Forces underfunding, according to an independent TD

Alan Harte has lost his High Court bid to set aside his conviction and 30-year prison sentence for his role in the kidnapping and attack on businessmen Kevin Lunney

The family of a vulnerable Meath woman who repeatedly tried to take her own life within a short time of being discharged from hospital has expressed concern about the care provided by mental health services

Gordon DeeganVideo-sharing online giant TikTok has lodged plans with Dublin City Council to erect 15 CCTV cameras on the exterior of its Dublin HQ "for additional security and ...

A Laois man who was jailed less than three months ago for raping a friend on wasteland on Halloween night when they were both teenagers has had his conviction quashed by the Court of Appeal

In response to a letter sent by loyalist activist Jamie Bryson, the DUP leader said his party would not be intimidated over any return to Stormont.

The Central Criminal Court heard Sam Archbold (37) was under threat after failing to pay back a €2,000 debt

The victim said she thought she was going to die during the attack

Gerard Cervi pleaded not guilty to the murder of Robert Messett and the attempted murders of Peter Taylor and Ian Britton

Aaron Brady (32) is serving a life sentence with a 40-year minimum having been found guilty in 2020 of murdering Det Gda Donohoe (41) at Lordship Credit Union in 2013

The basic weapons training has been criticised as ‘a new departure in the Government’s breach of Irish military neutrality’.

The man pleaded guilty at the Central Criminal Court to 16 sample counts of rape, attempted rape, sexual assault and indecent assault between 1985 and 1995

The court heard the boy was 15 when he stole a Volkswagen Golf in Cabra and led Gardaí on a high-speed chase

Gardaí said the threat of violence against a named person was ‘a matter of serious concern’

The case was among three debt settlement arrangements were approved by the High Court on Monday

Here, we have a look at what to expect on the political agenda in the next week, with plenty of talking points besides the obvious one of Budget 2024

The Minister for Justice hailed 3,000 new Irish citizens

Josef Puska (32) is charged with the 23-year-old primary school teacher