Ireland Crime

Reports the 17-year sentence for the 2022 taxi rapes, the consecutive sentences, the Garda Commissioner's comments on possible other victims, and the government response on taxi licensing reform.

Reports the 17-year sentence for the two 2022 taxi rapes, the 30-year total, and the court's sentencing remarks. It also notes a separate 13-year sentence for a child rape, which is a different case and is not recorded as a fact here.

Covers the sentencing for the two taxi rapes of women in 2022 and the overall 30-year term. Mentions the 13-year sentence for the child rape as a separate earlier case. Gives two different dates for the second woman's attack (8 and 9 August 2022).

Sentencing report. The two incidents took place on June 25th and August 8th, 2022, so no single incident date is given. The article also mentions a separate 13-year sentence imposed earlier that week for raping a girl more than 10 years ago.

Reports the sentence of 30 years imposed on Raymond Shorten and a Garda statement on revoking his taxi licence and on taxi safety.

Reports the combined 30-year sentence for both sets of offences, 17 years for the two rapes of young women and 13 years for the rapes of a girl. Also adds the victims' ages, the 2022 dates, and comments from the judges and prosecuting counsel.

Reports the court's consecutive sentencing ruling, bringing the total to 30 years, and the Garda Commissioner's appeal for further victims or information on other offences.

Article body is missing; only the headline and summary are available. It reports an additional 17-year sentence for Raymond Shorten over the rape of two women, matching existing case 5364.

Sentencing at the Central Criminal Court after a jury convicted Shorten of two rapes and one anal rape. The article also mentions a separate 13-year sentence for raping a girl, which is not part of this case.

Reports victim impact statements from the two women, the defence mitigation, and the adjournment to July 22 for finalisation. The incidents were on June 26, 2022 and August 9; the article does not give a single incident date.

Reports the jury verdict, victim impact statements, prosecution and defence sentencing submissions, and the sentencing date of 22 July.

Adds the victim impact statements from the two women, the defence witnesses, Shorten's position that the sex was consensual, the prosecution's view on sentencing category, and the adjournment to July 22.

Only the headline is usable. The body is empty and the rest of the text is page template code, so there are no details on the incident, court, dates or sentence.

Reports the jury verdict of 14 June 2024 on all counts, the 76 minutes of deliberation, Shorten's defence that the sexual activity was consensual, and his remand in custody for sentencing on 1 July with victim impact statements ordered.

Adds the verdict details: the jury deliberated for 76 minutes, the conviction included one count of anal rape, the offences were dated to 9 June and 9 August, and Shorten was remanded in custody with sentencing set for 1 July. Also reports the defence claim of consent and that three other women gave statements to gardaí.

Reports the jury verdict of guilty on all three counts, the 76-minute deliberation, the defence's consent claim, and that sentencing is set for July 1st. Gives the dates of the two incidents (June 26th and August 9th, 2022).

Reports the jury verdict of 14 June 2024 at the Central Criminal Court, the 76 minutes of deliberation, the remand in custody for sentencing on 1 July, and the order for victim impact statements. Adds the defence account that the sexual activity was consensual.

Conviction of Raymond Shorten at the Central Criminal Court; the jury returned guilty verdicts on all counts. He was remanded in custody for sentencing on 1 July, and victim impact statements were ordered.

Reports the jury verdict and remand to sentencing. Describes the two incidents on 26 June and 9 August 2022.

Reports the jury suspending deliberations after about 60 minutes, the man's not guilty pleas, the State's case and the judge's directions to the jury.

Jury has begun deliberations after the judge finished charging them; the trial continues. The accused has pleaded not guilty and denies the allegations.

Covers the closing speeches, the judge's direction to the jury and defence evidence from three other women. The jury has not yet returned a verdict and will resume deliberating the following day.

Trial report covering the prosecution's closing submissions, the defence's response and evidence from three other women who said they had consensual sex with the accused.

Closing speeches in the trial. The judge will charge the jury the following day and the jury will then consider its verdicts. The man denies the charges.

Irish Times report on the Central Criminal Court trial. The accused's garda statement, CCTV and location data, DNA evidence and forensic evidence were heard. The trial continues.

Reports the continuation of the trial at the Central Criminal Court, including CCTV footage, DNA evidence, the handwritten garda statement, medical evidence from the Rotunda Hospital, and testimony from the second complainant and her mother.

Reports the complainant's evidence, the cross-examination, her mother's evidence and two friends' evidence at the trial. The trial continues before Mr Justice Paul McDermott and a jury.

Trial report from the Central Criminal Court. The accused has pleaded not guilty; the complainant, now 21, gave evidence that she did not consent, and the defence says the sexual interaction was consensual.