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Last month
December 2024
Starmer meets Greek prime minister amid reports of deal to return Parthenon Marbles
Watchdog warns councils not doing enough to enforce water, air and noise pollution rules
Double Child Benefit payment and Christmas bonus to be paid this week
Man (20s) travelling on e-scooter seriously injured following hit-and-run in Tallaght
One in 10 admit drink driving this year as Christmas road safety drive launched
Last year
2024
Raid on Nikita Hand's house and details of DPP decision discussed during McGregor case
Inside Court 24: How Nikita Hand took on Conor McGregor and won
A jury of eight women and four men were asked who they believe over the course of the three-week civil trial.
Jury finds Conor McGregor sexually assaulted a woman in a Dublin hotel in 2018
Nikita Hand has been awarded almost €250,000 after winning her civil court case against McGregor.
Jury in Conor McGregor High Court civil case begin deliberations
Conor McGregor judge tells jury they must 'stick with what they have' and shouldn't speculate
Conor McGregor's barrister urges jury not to give verdict based on fact they 'may not like' him
The Mixed Martial Arts fighter denies sexually assaulting Nikita Hand on 9 December 2018.
Evidence concludes in Conor McGregor case ahead of closing arguments next week
Conor McGregor denies woman’s allegations as he gives evidence in High Court
The friend who was with Nikita Hand on 9 December 2018 also gave evidence in court today.
Damage to clothes of woman allegedly sexually assaulted by McGregor 'consistent with pulling'
Paramedic tells Conor McGregor case she 'hadn't seen somebody so bruised in a long time'
The court also heard from Nikita Hand’s GP, who told the court she had PTSD.
Judge in Conor McGregor case issues second warning about mobile phones after screenshot taken
Michelle O'Neill says criticism of her attendance at Remembrance Sunday event ‘difficult to hear’
Sinn Féin promises to scrap the USC on first €45,000 within 100 days of government
Garda who spoke to woman after alleged sexual assault by McGregor gives evidence
Detective Sergeant John Ryan spoke to Nikita Hand at the Rotunda Hospital Sexual Assault Treatment Unit on the morning after the alleged assault.
Judge says a garda will be stationed in public gallery for McGregor case as he warns against photos
Nikita Hand was cross-examined this afternoon about CCTV footage of her and James Lawrence, who is accused in the case.
‘I was raped': Woman denies she had consensual sex with Conor McGregor as she is cross-examined
The court heard a recording taken in the aftermath of the alleged sexual assault this afternoon.
Woman 'devastated' and 'let down' by DPP's decision not to press charges against Conor McGregor
Woman tells court she did 'whatever she could' to get away from Conor McGregor
Nikita Hand continued to give evidence in the civil case today.
Netanyahu and Zelenskyy among world leaders to congratulate Donald Trump
Florida fails to overturn ban on abortions after six weeks
Donald Trump claims 'magnificent victory' as he addresses jubilant supporters in Florida
Woman claims Conor McGregor pinned her down in 'vicious, violent' sexual assault
The civil trial, which is being presided over by Mr Justice Alexander Owens, is expected to last two weeks.
Three Irish acts named on BBC Radio 6 Artists of the Year list
Israel formally notifies UN that it is cutting ties with agency for Palestinian refugees
Dawson's Creek actor James Van Der Beek says he has been diagnosed with colorectal cancer
State care system 'failing' vulnerable children due to lack of care placements and national policy
The Child Law Project said it has observed "a national crisis unfolding" over the last three years.
It said an acute shortage of appropriate care placements" for children is having "a domino effect that risks collapsing the care system".
It also highlighted a "dismal response by the HSE to meet the mental health and disability needs of children in care or at risk of entering care".
Double Child Benefit to be paid this week as various bumper once-off payments kick in
Alleged assault on Roderic O'Gorman while canvassing in Dublin condemned by Taoiseach
Opposition calls for Covid inquiry to have powers to compel people to attend
Fire that broke out at commercial premises in Cork overnight brought under control
Spain floods: New weather warnings issued as recovery efforts continue
'Keep Kamala and carry on-ala': Harris makes surprise appearance on SNL ahead of US election
Sitdown Sunday: The therapy that gives names and faces to voices heard by psychosis patients