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Suspended sentence for man who cut off au pair's underwear during sexual assault was too lenient, appeal court finds - Vimarsana News

Suspended sentence for man who cut off au pair's underwear during sexual assault was too lenient, appeal court finds

Man sent to prison for two and a half years

Gardaí focus on senior Kinahan lieutenant in 'test case' against gang - Vimarsana News

Gardaí focus on senior Kinahan lieutenant in 'test case' against gang

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris is meeting counterparts in the United Arab Emirates where members of the cartel still live

Protected disclosure: Soldier got a text saying Kinahan associates 'want a word with you' - Vimarsana News

Protected disclosure: Soldier got a text saying Kinahan associates 'want a word with you'

Gardaí arrested a man and sent a file to the DPP after Army private told his employers workplace issues escalated to bullying, harassment, and threats from a crime gang member

'I took back power and control... I'm not afraid' — Abuse survivor Fiona Doyle tells how she visited her dad to forgive him - Vimarsana News

'I took back power and control... I'm not afraid' — Abuse survivor Fiona Doyle tells how she visited her dad to forgive him

Fiona Doyle’s father repeatedly raped her over a decade of her childhood and let two other men abuse her too. And yet, she recently visited him to forgive him, she tells ALISON O’REILLY

Paul Hosford: Why has the State been sitting on the Mulcahy Report for six years? - Vimarsana News

Paul Hosford: Why has the State been sitting on the Mulcahy Report for six years?

The report into planning corruption allegations — which themselves date back to 2010 — is still under lock and key. It's a fine example of the sclerosis that holds up reform in Ireland