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# Guilty plea

Last year
2023
Ex-accountant jailed for ‘disgusting’ sex attack on girl celebrating exam results
Grandfather jailed for 12 months for the sexual assault of his granddaughter seven years ago
Trump's ex-lawyer pleads guilty over efforts to overturn election loss, agrees to testify
Two men sentenced over trying to claim pension of deceased man in Carlow post office
Man pleads guilty to murder of vulnerable pensioner in his home on Dublin's Cork Street
All time
Man pleads guilty to murdering a grandmother whose body was found in burning car
12-year-old girl who was raped by cousin wants him identified so people will know 'he is in the wrong'
Judge rejects HSE paramedic's application to reverse guilty plea to assaulting two students
Hugo Lloris avoids jail but receives hefty fine and 20-month road ban for drink-driving
Man who set fire to apartment block was 'out of his mind' on drink and drugs
Keith Earls out of Chicago Test after receiving 2-week ban for tip tackle
Teen caught carrying Taser stun gun spared jail
Shell fined €1k and ordered to pay €15k in legal costs over gas flaring
Man pleads guilty to murdering 15-year-old girl in Scotland
Woman told man in wheelchair she'd tie his laces - then punched and robbed him
Marcus Bent facing jail sentence after threatening police with meat cleaver
Boy (14) kept his brother calm during "cowardly" robbery by mugger
Teen who stamped on schoolboy's head gets suspended sentence
Man jailed for using Facebook to try to get sisters (12 and 14) to have sex with him
Ex-UK minister faces jail after admitting to perverting course of justice