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  • 1 day ago | thejournal.ie | Tom Tuite

    A 24-YEAR-OLD man allegedly held an Algerian national in a headlock in Dublin city centre on Monday while a second attacker stabbed and critically injured him, a court heard. Abdul Kouadria, 24, with an address at Gardiner Street, Dublin 1 and previously of Richmond Road, Dublin 3, was refused bail by Judge Michele Finan at Dublin District Court today.

  • 2 days ago | independent.ie | Tom Tuite

    Expert to analyse car crash data before doctor enters plea following death of his daughter (6)Babak Meshkat (45) was charged with dangerous drivingLawyers for a doctor accused of dangerous driving causing his six-year-old daughter's death in the Midlands last year will engage an independent expert to analyse his car's crash data before he enters a plea. Babak Meshkat (45) was charged earlier this year following a Garda investigation into a crash on the M6 in Co Westmeath on February 8, 2024.

  • 2 days ago | sundayworld.com | Tom Tuite

    INVESTIGATION | Babak Meshkat, 45, was charged earlier this year following a Garda investigation into a crash on the M6 in Co WestmeathLawyers for a doctor accused of dangerous driving causing his six-year-old daughter's death in the Midlands last year will engage an independent expert to analyse his car's crash data before he enters a plea.

  • 2 days ago | sundayworld.com | Tom Tuite

    'FLIGHT RISK' | He appeared at Dublin District Court yesterday following his arrest at 5 pm on TuesdayA tourist tore out and devoured the biometric data page of his passport after assaulting a Dublin Airport official verifying his identity, a court was told. Palestinian national Hasan Alshaer, 27, with no stated address, was charged with assaulting a customs official at Terminal 1 and an offence under the Immigration Act for failing to produce a passport or document establishing his identity.

  • 2 days ago | independent.ie | Tom Tuite

    Tourist eats biometric data page of passport after assaulting Dublin Airport official, court hearsA tourist tore out and devoured the biometric data page of his passport after assaulting a Dublin Airport official verifying his identity, a court was told. Palestinian national Hasan Alshaer, 27, with no stated address, was charged with assaulting a customs official at Terminal 1 and an offence under the Immigration Act for failing to produce a passport or document establishing his identity.

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14 Jan 23

RT @RuthCan75563366: Did you know that the exterior of the Four Courts was once a noted bibliophile's paradise? Or that this ragged boy 'di…

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21 Feb 22

RT @RuthCan75563366: Did you know that Pill Lane, just behind the Four Courts, was uniquely rebellious - not only crucial to the 1798 Rebel…

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15 Sep 21

Dome sweet dome. Nice to see the Four Courts Dome back on Dublin's skyline after almost five years of repair works. https://t.co/MEmRY6qErv