A judge struck out an assault charge against a man already facing trespass and burglary allegations

Men accused of possessing machine guns, semi-automatic pistols and drugs worth more than half a million euro were denied bail 

The man is alleged to have stolen a car from the Osprey Hotel in Naas

An interim care order was extended for a teenage refugee amid concerns over domestic violence, trauma and a lack of suitable foster placements

“He has a life there and these matters are a stain on that"

A 28-YEAR-OLD man who is contesting a speed ticket he received from the static camera at Graiguenaspiddoge has been allowed to bring in an engineer to inspect the camera.

The child was in a front seat passenger's arms

Over €2,200 was allegedly defrauded

The complainant is the third former employee to bring a case to the WRC against the company in recent times

Six months for his troubles

The defendant said he couldn’t read or write 

“He was intoxicated and has limited memory of the incident."

"An event just escalated beyond what he thought it would be"

The driver of the other car sustained injuries

The judge heard addiction was cause of the offending 

The man also daubed and wiped blood on the wall of his cell and etched the garda's collar number into the plaster

“He is deeply apologetic and ashamed to be in court."

The defendant had shown a “callous disregard for the safety of other road users”

The custodial sentence was adjourned until 10 June 

He is accused of making gain or causing loss by dishonestly inducing the Department of Agriculture basic payment scheme grants

“What I have seen is actually shocking, unacceptable and will never be tolerated by this court or any other court.” 

It was claimed the insurance company had cancelled the policy without his client’s knowledge

He was disqualified from driving at the time of the offence. 

The defendant claimed the injured party had been staring at him in the car park. He said the prolonged eye contact made him uncomfortable and nervous.

The decision not to grant a license renewal appeared to be related to a previous conviction

Barristers for both men argued that the deceased friend had a deep fascination with firearms and that their clients had become involved through misguided loyalty to their friend

Solicitor Chris Hogan told the court that his client had given him “unusual instructions” by way of explanation

"I'll say no more"

The solicitor suggested the cocaine found would amount to roughly three nights out

The injured party was treated for several injuries, including bruising to his eyes, cheek and jaw, a cut to his arm and bruising to his back

Intelligence-led operation saw searches conducted at locations in Kildare and Carlow, the court was told

The woman denied doing so

Gardaí told the court that the victim was just 14 years of age at the time of the incident and is a young person in the care of the state

CTV showed the defendant entering the Applegreen forecourt. He entered the shop and returned to his car several minutes later and the vehicle did not move for another three hours.

The man is charged with drug offences

The man had 16 previous convictions for public order offences

It was a condition of her bail that she must not post anything about the trial on social media.

The judge was not swayed by the defence

Well-known to the court

"It was like the end of the world", said the sister of the deceased.

Defence barrister Bairbre Ryan BL maintained that her client had acted in self-defence due to heavy-handed tactics used by the gardaí.

A MAN who made threats to kill a worker at a Carlow service station while accusing her of sharing a compromising video of him has been convicted of two public order offences.

The defendant pleaded guilty to one count of robbery and two counts of attempted robbery arising