Новости за 22.06.2023

Phelim Kinahan confirmed there was a concern about people getting into the Stardust without paying, so the practice was for the doors to be locked or look locked by looping a chain over the bars

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly made clear he set policy direction within the Department of Health

Professor Dame Louise Richardson said she considered the matter closed

The man had previously been sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison, with the judge discounting six months for mitigating factors before suspending the sentence in its entirety

The judge said Patrick O'Reilly (36) "had been entrusted with a huge amount of money on behalf of a West Dublin-based gang operating internationally in the importation of drugs"

The judge said he was not prepared to make any temporary orders against the defendant on an ex-parte basis but granted the woman permission to serve short notice of the injunction application and adjourned the matter to Monday

Mr Justice Cian Ferriter ruled Mr Hall will have to pay the costs of bringing the challenge

Mr O'Flynn is appealing a High Court ruling last summer preventing him from objecting to the PIA made in favour of his former business partner, John O’Driscoll

The report was raised in the Dáil by Labour leader Ivana Bacik on Thursday

The Government’s major security forum was holding a session on the emerging cyber-security threats

The jury in the trial of a man facing child cruelty and sexual abuse charges has been shown an interview conducted by specialist gardaí with one of the alleged victims when she was very young

Friday's Dublin derby between Bohemians and Shamrock Rovers will pay tribute to the late Christy Dignam, and raise money for those who cared for him at St Francis Hospice

Glenman said it had spent some €6.1 million on the project though it only received €2.75 million from the council.  The termination had a devastating impact on its business, it claimed.

Taylor Swift will take to the stage on June 28th and 29th ending a six-year gap since she last played to her Irish fans

Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard that gardaí were called to an incident in a housing estate in the Clondalkin area on August 19th, 2021, where a man was assaulted and intimidated.

The vessel’s oxygen supply is thought to have ran out on Thursday

The Supreme Court upheld the Court of Appeal’s decision that a warrant obtained by Gardaí to search the journalist's home was invalid

Michael McGrath said companies needed to adjust their prices in response to a decrease in wholesale costs.

Half of Americans think Joe Biden's son received special treatment -Reuters/Ipsos

Grant Thornton accountants are investigating financial and governance issues identified during the Covid pandemic

The overtime spend for the first five months of this year represents 61.6 per cent of the total €127.72 million Garda overtime spend for 2022

The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Ireland did not violate the European Convention on Human Rights over its refusal to pay child benefit to women who were awaiting a decision on their immigration status

The High Court dismissed the appeal against two decisions made by the Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman, which the lender said could affect thousands of its customers.

Micheál Martin said the ‘very purpose of being a student’ is to be open to different views and perspectives.

The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council said the tax income generated by major multinationals could be diverted into a long-term investment vehicle.