Новости за 10.07.2023

There is an “enormous risk” that assets of two Russian-owed aircraft and ship lessors will be dissipated if liquidators appointed to them have to apply to the Irish Central Bank for sanction derogations on an “asset by asset basis”, the High Court has been told

Representatives for the broadcaster held a meeting with the Metropolitan Police on Monday morning

Geraldine O’Leary announced her retirement on Monday, while CFO Richard Collins has stood back from his ‘day-to-day duties’

Senator Malcolm Byrne, a member of the Oireachtas Media Committee, has said Ryan Tubridy and his agent Noel Kelly must "provide pieces of the jigsaw" and explain why they did not correct undeclared payments in RTÉ's figures

The Court of Appeal said returning the man to prison following his release last December would be “an additional punishment”

The Kildare man has been jailed for 10 years

Andrew Lacey has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Derek Reddin (31) in October 2019

The three-hour meeting took place on June 29, just days after the Wagner Group entered Russia.

Patrick Killally (46) was jailed for 11 years

Patrick Delaney was found by a disciplinary tribunal to be guilty of professional misconduct

Mr Justice Brian O’Moore said Nicholas Wickham was not honest to investors and his behaviour makes it clear he presents a danger to creditors

The court heard the allegedly defective concrete has been removed and the eventual cost of remediation will be at least €9 million

Debbie Paget (55) was convicted by a Dublin Circuit Criminal Court jury last May

Ms Smith was first elected to the Dáil in 2016, representing Dublin South Central

The British Cabinet Office had sought to withhold documents it regarded as irrelevant to the inquiry’s work

The court heard the 16-year-old maintains his innocence

Kremlin says Putin held post-mutiny talks with Wagner leader as top general resurfaces

Max Wall was one of two former pupils of St Michael’s College who died while on holiday in Ios

Ms O'Leary confirmed she will take early retirement with immediate effect

US president Joe Biden met Britain's King Charles III at Windsor Castle

Gloucestershire Police said an adult has been taken to hospital with a suspected stab wound after the incident at Tewkesbury School

A man was found dead in a vehicle that had fallen into a swollen river in Yamaguchi prefecture.

Three Just Stop Oil supporters invaded Court 18 in two separate protests on Wednesday

Sinn Féin TD Brian Stanley said 'this was inevitable' following the resignation of Rory Coveney

Met Éireann advising people to be wary of possible spot flooding, poor visibility and difficult travelling conditions.