Orla O'Donnell is a Legal Affairs Correspondent for RTE, focusing on local legal issues in Ireland. With a strong background in law, Orla covers a wide range of topics including court cases, constitutional matters, and legal developments. She provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the Irish legal system and its impact on society.
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Orla O'Donnell's coverage primarily focuses on legal proceedings, court cases, and crime-related topics within Ireland. She frequently reports on evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation related to crime and the judicial system.
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Teacher Enoch Burke has been arrested and bought to the High Court for allegedly breaching an injunction.
The number of trial dates listed at the Central Criminal Court has increased by two thirds over the past five years, according to the annual report of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).
A 25-year-old man who allegedly walked out of an apartment building in Dublin with a child he did not know "under his arm" has been refused bail at Dublin District Court.
Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has said that she expects to have a plan on how to implement recommendations to remove barriers to the legal profession "within weeks".
The number of applications for domestic violence protection has increased by 25% over the last five years, according to the latest figures published by the Courts Service.
The organisation representing Ireland's barristers has again called on the Government to reduce cuts to barristers implemented in the aftermath of the financial crash.
By: Orla O Donnell
A teenager who killed a woman last year and posted a video of the murder on Snapchat has been sentenced to life in detention with a review after 15 years.
The High Court has ordered the continued imprisonment of secondary teacher, Enoch Burke, after he again refused to agree to abide by a court order.
A law professor and barrister has pleaded not guilty to murdering another man at a farm in Tallaght in Dublin almost three years ago.
A law lecturer, barrister and farmer, shot a trespasser on his land in the back of his head as the other man had turned away to leave, the Central Criminal Court has been told.
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