‘Justice has been served’: Former Terenure College rugby coach John McClean convicted of abusing another four teenagers
McClean (80) formerly of Casimir Avenue, Harold’s Cross, Co. Dublin pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to seven ...
Christian Democratic Union nerves on edge amid Alternative for Germany poll surge
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), meanwhile, has surged three points on its election result to take 24 per cent in ...
Valero Texas Open lowdown: Players look to sharpen game ahead of Masters
This is the last-chance saloon for many players seeking to get the one remaining invitation to next week’s Masters, which ...
Russia and Ukraine accuse each other of breaching energy truce
Both sides say they are providing details of alleged violations to US, which brokered limited ceasefire last month ...
James ‘Mago’ Gately disqualified for drug-driving a day after Cab seizure of his home
Judge Éiteáin Cunningham convicted Gately and banned him from driving for one year. He was also fined €200 and given five months to pay. Legal aid was granted. Gately did not ...
Q&A: What do Oireachtas committees do and when will they finally be set up?
The main function of most committees – the likes of Justice, Finance and other sectoral committees – is to scrutinise legislation. Pre-legislative scrutiny sees expert witnesses offer views on draft ...
Former Irish Rippling employee says he passed information to rival firm for payments, court hears
Mr O’Brien, of Ringford Avenue, Balrothery, Dublin said that in and around September 2024, Mr Bouaziz, a French citizen, suggested that he “become a ‘spy’” for his company in return for a monetary ...