Mary Carolan is a Legal Affairs Correspondent at the Irish Times. She covers a range of topics including crime, social justice, and human rights, with a particular focus on the judicial system and legal affairs. Mary has been featured in breakingnews.ie, the Irish Independent, The Irish Times, and Impact Magazine.
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By: Mary Carolan
Diarmuid Phelan has denied the murder of a trespasser on his Co Dublin farm
Less use of jail is ‘better for the social good’, judicial sentencing guidelines body tells District Court judges
By: Mary Carolan
Proposed higher rate reflects rise in inflation since approval of 2021 measures, board says
By: Mary Carolan
Domestic violence court deals with up to 30 applications, including from elderly woman in wheelchair
By: Mary Carolan
High Court president expresses appreciation for efforts to find ‘innovative solutions' to address demands faced
By: Mary Carolan
Judge places two boys in the interim care of Tusla but says the agency had ‘serious and fundamental questions' to answer
By: Mary Carolan
Darren Quinlivan not extradited and judge satisfied accused will attend for trial which could be two years away
By: Mary Carolan
Danny Connors, also charged with failing to remain at the scene, is in custody following death of James Forde (53) in November
By: Mary Carolan
Judge Andrew Cody urges council to review Clogheen zone speed limit, saying speeding vans are ‘shooting fish in a barrel'
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