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Kinahan lieutenant a ‘caring, generous father’, court told

Sean McGovern, 40, has pleaded guilty to two charges of directing the activities of a criminal organisation.

The Independent UK

Woman used wooden spoon to sexually abuse young boy in 'heinous' act

The Kerry woman pleaded guilty at the Central Criminal Court to two sample counts of sexually assaulting two brothers on dates between 1992 and 1996

Irish Mirror

Convicted killer who was getaway driver in murder that sparked Limerick feud is jailed for accidentally shooting friend

In interview, Coffey said he was a friend of Mr Murphy's and denied any involvement.

Irish Mirror

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Former jockey jailed for ten years after gagging woman in horror assault in Dublin

The judge said Maurice Fitzgerald 'had a plan' and had bought duct tape and a claw hammer on the day in question

Irish Mirror

Graham Dwyer has LOST his appeal against his conviction for murder of Elaine O'Hara

Mr Justice George Birmingham this morning delivered the judgement of the three-judge court, dismissing all grounds of appeal including a claim by Dwyer's lawyers that the use of call data records at his trial should lead to a retrial

Irish Mirror

'Cameron Reilly said goodbye to his grandmother and never made it home' - Tragic student was murdered by 'friend' in a field

Detective Superintendent John O'Flaherty said gardaí only ever had one suspect in the case: Aaron Connolly

Irish Mirror

Lawyers for Graham Dwyer argue keeping mobile phone data is 'opportunistic form of mass surveillance'

Remy Farrell SC, for Dwyer, said mobile phone data should not have been admitted as evidence in his client’s trial as the retention of that data was a breach of his rights under the European Charter of Fundamental Rights

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Gardai tell how they thought they were going to die in terrifying shootout as gunman admits attempted murder

Daniel Goulding, who has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and lives with a threat against his life, pleaded guilty to attempting to murder the two gardai.

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