Новости за 16.05.2023

The 47-year-old former star of That ’70s Show is on trial for rape for a second time.

The man was rushed to hospital by emergency services, who were on the scene within minutes. immediately attended the scene. The bus driver was not injured.

James Heffernan was arrested three times in a 24-hour period after his nomination papers to run in last year's Seanad by-election were not accepted

Gardaí arrested a man in his 20s this evening, who's now being questioned at a city centre garda station.

The Labour leader called for a scaling-up of efforts to source accommodation for migrants as she condemned the targeting of makeshift camps in Dublin

At around 5am on December 16th 2018, a group of approximately 30 armed men smashed their way into a house at a recently repossessed rural property at Falsk, just outside Strokestown, Co Roscommon and allegedly attacked four of the security guards present.

Lorcan Staines SC completed his lengthy closing speech to the three-judge, non-jury court this afternoon in the trials of two men accused of a series of creeper burglaries and of participating in the fatal robbery at Lordship Credit Union in January 2013.

The court heard Sean Lundy died on May 15th, 2017, five days after undergoing a procedure at St Vincent's Hospital in Dublin

The girl had pleaded guilty to assault causing harm at a secure therapeutic children’s facility

Heather Humphreys said a ‘suite of measures’ to tackle the issue was being considered.

Darren Caffrey (39) has 230 previous convictions and is currently serving a sentence of five years for the possession of drugs for sale or supply

Lorry driver Andrew McDade claims he was unfairly dismissed from his job.

OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman addressed a Senate hearing on Tuesday.

A jury found Debbie Paget guilty dishonestly inducing by deception James Byrne to give her €10,000 following just over four hours of deliberations

The leaders of Zambia, Senegal, Congo, Uganda and Egypt plan to join South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on the mission.

The former Irish rugby captain hopes to raise €2 million for child cancer services

The couple, who are now in their 80s, said a day “never goes by” without them thinking of their daughter

On August 18th last, scores of Lego fans queued at 41 Grafton Street for the much anticipated opening of Lego's first dedicated retail store here.

The Cabinet has agreed a mandate which will phasing out parking at public buildings which have good access to public transport

With 16 teams divided into four groups of four, each team will play three games. One at home, one away, and one at a neutral venue.

The judge told the applicant, "no collision, no claim"

The assaults on the young girl happened over a two-year period starting when she was just 8 years old. The incidents all happened between 2014 and 2016 in the man's van when he took the girl on various journeys.

The warning comes after Taoiseach Leo Varadkar suggested the force does not have enough numbers to combat far-right protesters targeting migrant camps

Cllr Ian Doyle said a relief road is urgently needed in the town which sees in the region of 15,000 vehicles pass through it every day

The State's network of greenways are reserved exclusively for non-motorised vehicles, but national guidelines are awaited