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How to protect your sight and hearing on holiday
Whether you are planning on soaking up the sun abroad or simply making the most of the Irish summer at home, it’s important to make sure you are looking after yourself to make sure you get the most out of your holiday.
Witness appeal in relation to investigation into the discovery of body
Gardaí investigating the discovery of the body of a woman at a house in the Kilbree Lower area of Westport, have a arrested a man in his 40s in relation to the incident.
Verdict in Athlone murder trial expected today
The jury in the trial of Jimmy Devaney, who is accused of murdering Marie Greene in Athlone four years ago, will retire today to consider its verdict.
Portumna teenager selected as juror for Coca-Cola film competition
Joesph Beltran, 17, from Portumna has been chosen as a jury member for a short film competition that sees him gain entry to a 20 part jury panel that will review and critique films from across the world.
Trial of man charged with withholding information in Oughterard killing continues
The trial of a man charged with withholding information during a Garda investigation into the killing of popular Oughterard publican and teacher John Kenny continued this week following lengthy legal arguments.
Mulherin welcomes modern changes to legal administration
Fine Gael TD for Mayo Michelle Mulherin has this week welcomed the commitment given by Minister Justice, Equality and Defence Alan Shatter, that he will introduce more modern administrative procedures to the legal system.
Blow-in boutique raider may yet face jury
A woman charged with attempting to steal 17 dresses from a store in Athlone Towncentre will have to wait until September to find out if she is to face a jury trial.
Historic day as Central Criminal Court sits in Kilkenny courthouse
Legal history was made in Kilkenny yesterday (Thursday) when the Central Criminal Court opened a trial in the city for the first time in its history.