Tullamore Circuit Court

Woman in 'fake births' case freed after repaying €59,300

Sentencing hearing at Tullamore Circuit Court

Court hears baby girl was left in back of car after drink and drug fuelled party

Three images from the interior of a van stopped by the Offaly Roads Policing Unit (Picture: An Garda Siochana Laois/Offaly)

Nobody wearing seat belts in 'death trap' van, Tullamore Circuit Court hears

Tullamore Circuit Court heard how woman falsely claimed maternity benefit

Irish teacher faked two births and cost state €59,000

Midlands couple sentenced at Tullamore Circuit Court

Couple jailed after husband recorded wife having sex with their teenage son

Frederick Thompson (inset) and the courthouse in Portlaoise

Convicted killer can make application via video link at Portlaoise Circuit Court

Man jailed at Tullamore Circuit Court

Man accused of sending grossly offensive Facebook messages to Midlands woman

Laurence Murphy has repaid all of his victims and the case is over

Fake Midlands auctioneer repays victims

Accused men must appear in Tullamore Circuit Court again next week

Laois Offaly district judge sends man accused of producing child pornography for...

Sentencing finalised at Tullamore Circuit Court

Midlands puppy farmer who ran 'animal Auschwitz' avoids jail

Three-and-a-half year sentence handed down at Tullamore Circuit Court

Portlaoise resident jailed for causing the death of Laois mum in head-on collisi...

Man and woman were arraigned at Tullamore Circuit Court

Laois bank account linked to money laundering convictions

Accused men must appear in Tullamore Circuit Court again next week

Brazilian men admit having a submachine gun in midlands town

Judge Keenan Johnson issued order at Tullamore Circuit Court

Judge imposes Facebook ban on feuding people in midlands town

A puppy photographed by inspectors at the farm in Tullamore

Puppy farmer who kept animals in appalling conditions to avoid jail

Portarlington man found guilty of manslaughter after Offaly road crash

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Portlaoise family law backlog
IT can take up to eighteen months before a contested Family Law case is heard at Portlaoise Circuit Court.
Editorial Team