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Hard working business community of city deserve protection – Judge
THE hard-working business community of the city deserve better than to be subjected to what a Judge described as a campaign of “gratuitous larceny” by a woman with 125 previous convictions, 49 of which were for theft, and 45 for being drunk and a nuisance in public.
Drop into your local court to see justice being done – in your name
AS an antidote for the everyday blues (apart from the music of BB King, that is) a visit to your District Court to see justice being administered in your name might just do the trick. I emphasise ‘your’ as some need reminding it actually is your Court and justice is carried out, and sometimes otherwise, in your name. It’s not the Judge’s Court, although some labour under the delusion it is; they simply have the privilege of acting on our behalf. Ditto for lawyers, Gardaí and even representatives of the fourth estate.
Restorative justice for historical slavery – A role for Ireland
by Dr Michael M. O’Connor
Social Justice Ireland implores Government for essential vulnerable households support
“Government must do more to protect vulnerable households against the impact of mortgage rate increases” according to Dr Seán Healy, CEO, Social Justice Ireland.
Verdict of ‘accidental death’ returned in R116 inquest
A verdict of accidental death has been returned in the inquest into the deaths of the four members of the Irish Coastguard team who perished when their helicopter crashed in Blacksod Bay in March 2017.
World-class healthcare – the children of Ireland deserve no less
As clinicians responsible for delivering secondary and tertiary paediatric and neonatal healthcare, our number one priority is providing the best possible care to our patients.
Forty Galway shops sought to collect court fines at the tills
Along with milk and bread, some people will be adding ‘pay court fine’ to their shopping list from early next year as the Court Service is looking for 40 local shops in Galway to take part in a national penalty payment initiative.
Jail for Mullingar man’s “proceeds of crime”
A Mullingar man has been jailed for money laundering offences after he made payments via Western Union for drugs to be imported from the USA.
Margaretta D’Arcy sent back to prison
Peace activist Margaretta D’Arcy is back in Limerick Prison following her refusal to sign a bond to stay away from restricted areas of Shannon Airport.
Assault charge struck out against Westport man
At the holiday sitting of Castlebar District Court on Wednesday, Judge Conal Gibbons struck out a charge of assault against a Westport man.
