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Last week
16th February 2025 - 22nd February 2025
Second man charged in connection with fatal stabbing of Quham Babatunde remanded in custody
Judge orders psychiatric report be carried out on Stoneybatter knife attack accused
Man remanded in custody after being charged in connection with fatal stabbing of Quham Babatunde
This month
February 2025
Anti-immigration activist Philip Dwyer convicted for failing to comply with gardaí during Coolock riots
Man charged with five shop robberies after alleged stand-off with gardaí in north Dublin
Man in court over Stoneybatter knife attack told gardaí he was 'afraid to be killed'
Teenage schoolboy faces trial over stabbing in Dublin City centre
Boy (17) plunged knife seven centimetres into man for e-motorcycle, court told
Anti-government protester who admitted intimidating Michael Healy-Rae spared jail time
Ex-Leicester city and Hibs goalie spared sentence after drunken stag night 'melee' in Dublin
Former Ireland hockey player Catriona Carey facing 46 new charges after garda investigation
Dublin man hid in bed under the covers after smashing up ex-girlfriend's home, court hears
Last month
January 2025
Teen pulled handbrake turn on M50 and drove wrong way up slip roads in stolen car, court hears
Boy (15) charged with Dart station attack during ‘complex’ investigation
Man charged with attacking a woman on Dublin bus was identified through RTÉ's Crimecall, court hears
Court case struck out against landlord Marc Godart after ex-tenants compensated for illegal eviction
Teen who filmed young girls undressed in National Aquatic Centre changing area spared sentence
Teenagers ordered by court to stay away from people with intellectual difficulties following theft claims
'No room' in Oberstown to hold boy (14) accused of breaking bail and dealing cannabis in Dublin
Teen sisters charged over theft from vulnerable young man in Dublin city centre
Football supporters in court after disruption delayed Ryanair flight takeoff at Dublin Airport
Personal trainer jailed for sexual assault and secret filming of other women during massages
Boy accused of supplying cocaine on Royal Canal barred from using bicycles, e-scooters, or 'anything on wheels'
Four Dublin teenagers charged after allegedly stealing car and ramming garda vehicles in Kildare
Man accused of threatening to cut throat of Paul Murphy's partner Jess Spear as he canvassed
Assault charge upgraded to murder over Lucan house death
Man landed with €2,000 fine after being ordered to tear down family home constructed illegally
Dublin restaurateur forced to close pizzeria ordered to pay €9,400 for breaking planning rules
Taxi driver avoids conviction for saying passenger looked 'sexy' and asking if she was single
Feud attack with hurley left male with head injury, court hears
Ex-Leicester city goalkeeper appears in court after attempting to headbutt garda during stag night
Teen accused of tech shop raids in which €28k worth of phones and goods taken
Man (31) charged with the murder of his mother, Mirjana Pap, in Co Roscommon
Man accused of dangerous driving causing deaths of couple in Blanchardstown released on bail
Last year
2024
Man (45) appears in court over hit-and-run which killed husband and wife in Blanchardstown
John Halpin was remanded in custody to appear in court again on Friday.
Man placed shotgun cartridge in ex-partner's hand and said 'she would be next', court hears
Man accused of attacking off-duty garda in Temple Bar to remain in custody
Second man charged over assault of two gardaí in Dublin as one victim still in critical condition
New Zealand man accused of burglary during Dublin riots claims he has alibi, court hears
Man who assaulted Roderic O’Gorman during election canvass ‘made a fool of himself’, court hears