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Crime & Courts

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Over 200 witnesses involved in Sliabh Liag cliffs murder case, court hears

Over two hundred witnesses are involved in the case of a man and a woman who are to stand trial in 2025 accused of murdering a Tyrone man whose body was found off Sliabh Liag cliffs in Co Donegal. Alan Vial (38), with an address at Drumanoo Head, Killybegs, Co Donegal and Nikita Burns (22), of Bundo

Courts News Ireland report
18 Dec 2023 · Courts News Ireland
Also covered in: Killybegs

'Slender Man': the trials of Gerard Cervi

The man who stood in the gym doorway did not look quite right. "Look at this c**t," Eddie McCann had told his classmate Bobby Messett. Dressed like a builder in a yellow hard hat and high-vis jacket, the man was also wearing a black balaclava and Wayfarer sunglasses. "It looked like what you see on

Courts News Ireland report
24 Nov 2023 · Courts News Ireland

Bray Boxing Club murder accused may be granted bail

(File Picture: Mr Gerard Cervi. Photo: Collins) The man accused of murdering an early morning gym-goer and the attempted murder of well-known coach Pete Taylor at Bray Boxing Club may be granted bail "on the most stringent conditions", after the Court of Appeal found he has spent a "highly unusual a

Courts News Ireland report
18 May 2023 · Courts News Ireland

Bray Boxing Club murder accused in custody for five years, without new trial date

(File Picture: Mr Gerard Cervi. Photo: Collins) A man accused of murdering an early morning gym goer and the attempted murder of boxing coach Pete Taylor in 2018 has applied for bail on the grounds that he has been in custody for almost five years with no new trial date in sight, the Court of Appeal

Courts News Ireland report
05 May 2023 · Courts News Ireland

Allegations against manager on ring buoy inspections rejected as 'hearsay', as unfair dismissal claim is upheld

Council chiefs in Co Donegal who accused the county lifeguard supervisor of failing to get “life-or-death” safety inspections on ring buoys done only had “hearsay” to back up their allegations against her, the WRC has found. The finding was made as the Workplace Relations Commission upheld Lisa Dalt

Courts News Ireland report
23 Mar 2023 · Courts News Ireland

Lifeguard supervisor sacked over alleged failure to oversee 'life-or-death' ring buoy inspections brings unfair dismissal case

A lifeguard supervisor sacked by Donegal County Council for alleged underperformance has been accused of failing to make sure ring-buoys were being inspected regularly. "There’s a lot of trust in the job – it’s life or death. Trust had broken down. Thank God there was no open water fatalities in tha

Courts News Ireland report
01 Mar 2023 · Courts News Ireland

Property developer allowed write off over €170m in debt in insolvency arrangement

The High Court has approved a Personal Insolvency Arrangement allowing a former property developer write-off approximately €170m in debt owed to parties including NAMA and various financial institutions. The PIA was made in favour of 55-year-old Barry Harte, from Chapel Timoleague, Bandon Co Cork, w

Courts News Ireland report
28 Nov 2022 · Courts News Ireland

Mary Lowry's evidence "devious poison", defence tell Moonlight jury

(Pictured: Witness Ms Mary Lowry. Credit: Collins) Mary Lowry's evidence against Patrick Quirke was, "a piece of the most devious poison that has been delivered across the face of the Central Criminal Court for many a year," defence lawyers have told the jury in the love rival murder trial. On day t

Courts News Ireland report
15 Apr 2019 · Courts News Ireland

Accused knew of tank where body was found, Moonlight murder trial hears

(Pictured: Accused Mr Patrick Quirke. Credit: Collins) A man accused of murdering his alleged love rival knew of the existence of the tank where the deceased's body was found two years after his disappearance, his trial has heard. Jimmy Lowry said he grew up on the farm at Fawnagowan in Tipperary wh

Courts News Ireland report
05 Feb 2019 · Courts News Ireland

"Something wasn't right": Bobby Ryan's son tells trial of meeting Mary Lowry

(Pictured: Ms Mary Lowry. Credit: Collins) The son of a man whose body was found in a disused waste-tank has said his father's partner was "shaking" and "upset" on the morning of his disappearance. Robert Ryan Junior said he felt "straight away something wasn't right" when he met Mary Lowry (52) in

Courts News Ireland report
04 Feb 2019 · Courts News Ireland

Musician likely to have been incapacitated when stabbed to death, trial hears

(File Picture: Deputy State Pathologist Dr Michael Curtis. Credit: Collins) A musician was "grossly drunk" and likely to have been incapacitated when he was stabbed to death in his home, a pathologist has told a murder trial. Deputy State Pathologist Dr Michael Curtis told the trial of Keith Brady (

Courts News Ireland report
22 Nov 2018 · Courts News Ireland

Musician likely to have been incapacitated when stabbed to death, trial hears

At the Central Criminal Court, a pathologist has given evidence that a musician found dead in his Sligo home was severely intoxicated at the time of his death. Deputy State Pathologist Dr Michael Curtis told the trial of Keith Brady, aged 31 from Carton Estate in Sligo, that the deceased sustained two stab wounds to the neck. One wound severed the carotid artery and would have proved fatal within minutes. Dr Curtis…

Courts News Ireland report
22 Nov 2018 · Courts News Ireland

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Planning

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(1) RETENTION OF A SINGLE STOREY FLAT ROOFED EXTENSION TO EXISTING DOMESTIC GARAGE AND

DAMIEN BARRETT is seeking permission (1) RETENTION OF A SINGLE STOREY FLAT ROOFED EXTENSION TO EXISTING DOMESTIC GARAGE AND (2) CONSTRUCTION OF A SINGLE STOREY PITCHED ROOF EXTENSION TO THE REAR OF EXISTING DWELLING HOUSE at 19 TULLAN STRAND ROAD, FINNER, BUNDORAN DONEGAL PO, CO. DONEGAL. Pre-Validation.

DAMIEN BARRETT
File ref: 2660911 · Donegal County Council
09 Jul 2026 · Donegal County Council (Planning)

Planning application 2660868

A planning application has been filed with Donegal County Council under reference 2660868. Status not recorded.

JAMES MCILWAINE
File ref: 2660868 · Donegal County Council
02 Jul 2026 · Donegal County Council (Planning)

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Community

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Local ladies raise funds for North West Hospice in Bundoran

A group of women in Bundoran collected donations for North West Hospice on Friday, with local radio presenter Marian expressing gratitude for their efforts. The collection was likely organized by Mary Mulraney, though this remains unconfirmed.

Marian
14 Jun 2026 · oceanfm

Court Reports

Cases and rulings mentioning Bundoran from local newspapers and Courts News Ireland.

Central Criminal Court 2023-11-24 Courts News Ireland

'Slender Man': the trials of Gerard Cervi

A man appeared at the doorway of Bray Boxing Club in County Donegal on the morning of 5 June 2018, dressed in high-visibility clothing and a balaclava, armed with a firearm. During a strength and conditioning class, he discharged multiple shots into the gym. Bobby Messett, a...

Court of Appeal 2023-05-18 Courts News Ireland

Bray Boxing Club murder accused may be granted bail

A man accused of murder and attempted murder at Bray Boxing Club in Co Wicklow has been informed by the Court of Appeal that he may be granted bail subject to stringent conditions. The accused is charged with the murder of Bobby Messett and the attempted murder of Pete Taylor...

Dublin Circuit Criminal Court 2019-07-01 Courts News Ireland

Pair jailed for helping move €350k in cocaine

Two men have been jailed for six years at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court following their admission of involvement in transporting cocaine valued at €350,000. Arvydas Steponkus, aged 45, of Clondalkin, Dublin and Thomas O'Boyle, aged 33, of Sligo pleaded guilty to possession of...

Dublin Circuit Criminal Court 2016-06-15 Courts News Ireland

Garda pleads not guilty to harassment by reason of insanity

A member of An Garda Síochána from Bundoran, County Donegal, has gone on trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court charged with harassment offences. Garda Donal Maguire, aged 40 and residing at Rock Road, Bundoran, pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to two counts of...

Dublin Circuit Criminal Court 2015-01-29 Courts News Ireland

"Highly qualified" carpenter spared jail over heroin find

A 32-year-old carpenter from Longford has avoided a custodial sentence following his admission to permitting the supply of heroin within his vehicle. Robert Nevin pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to an offence relating to a controlled substance found in a van he...