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Police probe whether Dublin shooting victim Mark Cullen was killed by his own gang
Gardai are investigating whether Mark Cullen was shot dead by his own gang, as locals speak of a spate of violence and drug dealing in the area.
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Garda accused of rape and child cruelty forced daughter to eat a bucket of KFC chicken until she became sick, court heard
The eldest daughter of a garda charged with rape and child cruelty has said the family home had 'an atmosphere of violence and threats” and it felt like living in a military barracks growing up.
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Fugitive RengaLife founder Jason Cardiff arrested at €3 million Dublin home after US extradition request
Jason Cardiff has finally been arrested in Ireland. On June 24th The Irish Times reported Cardiff was picked up in his “€3 million home in Rathgar”, where Cardiff had been living after refusing to return to the US in 2022.
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Dublin stabbing trial opens as man accused of trying to murder three children
The trial of 52-year-old Riad Bouchaker, of no fixed address, commenced before the Central Criminal Court in Dublin on Wednesday.
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Dublin man dies after security guards pinned him to the ground outside luxury store
A man died after being restrained by security guards outside a Dublin shopping centre in a case with echoes of the killing of George Floyd.
635
"Dodgy box" crackdown escalates as Sky tracks users through Revolut payments
Sky has confirmed that around 200 'dodgy box' users across Ireland have been sent cease-and-desist letters threatening legal action if they do not stop using illegal subscriptions.
952
Two arrested after €198,000 drug haul seized in Dublin raid
A man and a woman have been arrested after €198,000 worth of drugs were seized in Dublin city on Wednesday.
758
Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch launches election bid from Dublin boxing club amid ongoing criminal investigations
Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch was in fighting form as he launched his election campaign from a north inner city boxing club on Sunday.
752
Former McGregor trainer's gifted vehicle set ablaze in Dublin, police launch arson probe
The police are investigating after a custom truck that was gifted by Conor McGregor to his first-ever boxing coach was set on fire in a deliberate attack.
721
Chaos at London Stansted: passengers left stranded after two-hour security queues
Passengers at London Stansted faced a night of chaos after queues of more than two hours at security.
509
Fuel price anger sparks nationwide disruption as police dismantle blockades
Police have removed a blockade in central Dublin by farmers and hauliers protesting against fuel prices, indicating a possible end to six days of protests that have shaken Ireland.
465
Irish leaders condemn fuel protests as wrong and 'not in the national interest'
Protesters against fuel blocking Dublin and other areas across Ireland are "incorrect," and those flouting the law will face repercussions, the Irish prime minister has stated
654
Matthew Coward, a former swimming coach and convicted child abuser, has been freed from an Irish prison after spending slightly more than two years behind bars
A previous swimming coach who confessed to covertly recording young girls and creating indecent images of children has been freed from prison after completing just over two years of a three-year term. This occurred shortly after he was hospitalised for injuring his hand by striking a wall in his cell
1016
Edinburgh Airport halts departures following a technical fault experienced by the air traffic control provider
All flights were suspended at Edinburgh Airport this morning because of an IT problem impacting its air traffic control provider
562
Dublin woman receives sentence for falsifying death notice to avoid fraud charges
At the age of 35, Amy McAuley was supposed to face trial for stealing and trying to deceive others, as she pretended to have died to avoid facing legal action. However, she was eventually apprehended
891
HMRC to re-evaluate the halt of child benefit payments for 23,500 people
HMRC is reconsidering its actions to cease child benefit payments for 23,500 people after analysing their travel information to conclude they had departed from the UK
698
Ex-hurling player DJ Carey has been given a prison sentence of five and a half years for deceiving friends and supporters through false cancer allegations
Ex-hurling star DJ Carey has been handed a five-and-a-half-year prison sentence for a "disgraceful" act of deceiving people by pretending to have cancer
730
Numerous families from Northern Ireland forfeit child benefits after travelling back through Dublin airport
Parents in Northern Ireland have experienced the cessation of their child support payments due to the UK government's initiative to tackle suspected benefit fraud, merely because they travelled back from a holiday through Dublin Airport
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Dublin experiences third consecutive night of unrest as Gardaí encounter missiles and fireworks
Twenty-three individuals were detained following a prolonged standoff with Irish police, who were directly hit with fireworks, stones, and various debris during a third successive night of unrest in Dublin
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Six detained following a violent anti-immigrant disturbance outside a Dublin hotel accommodating asylum seekers
Following a purported sexual attack on a young girl, six individuals have been detained after Irish officers faced off with hundreds of demonstrators outside a Dublin hotel that serves as accommodation for asylum seekers
909
Woman dies from electric shock in bath while using phone on charge
A mother of three passed away after being electrocuted whilst holding her phone on charge in the bath
765
Leader of the Kinahan drug gang extradited to Ireland from UAE
Sean McGovern, sought on charges of murder and directing organized crime, transported to Ireland in a military aircraft.
910
Jordan Davis was warned by a drug dealer 19 days before his murder: correspondence reveals threats and a €153,000 debt
Father-of-one Jordan Davis was warned by a drug dealer – "I’m on your case mate, it won’t be long" and "soon, very soon bang bang" – 19 days before he was shot to death as he pushed a pram carrying his four-month-old son in a laneway on Dublin’s northside, the Central Criminal Court has heard.
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In Ireland, a father of three died from water intoxication after being hospitalized for a routine procedure
A father of three who went into hospital for a straightforward day procedure died of water intoxication after drinking an excessive amount of water, the High Court has heard.
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Tourists threatened with whip by horse carriage driver in Dublin over alleged unpaid fare
This is the moment a couple of Americans got more than they bargained for when the driver of a horse and carriage threatened them with his whip for allegedly not paying for their ride.
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