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Reports that the DPP authorised charges after a GSOC investigation, that the garda was served with a book of evidence and sent forward for trial in the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, where the case will be listed on 18 July, and that the court ordered the media not to publish the garda's address. It also states the charge under section 13 of the Non-Fatal Offences against the Persons Act.

Reports that Judge Michele Finan granted a return for trial order sending Garda Ryan to the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, where the case will be listed on 18 July. Details the charge under section 13 of the Non-Fatal Offences against the Persons Act, the prior adjournments, and the coroner's inquest adjournment.

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Reports that the Garda must face a Circuit Court jury trial, that the DPP directed charges after a GSOC investigation, the District Court adjournment to 26 June, the coroner's inquest being adjourned, and a court order not to publish the garda's address.

Reports that the garda must face a Circuit Court trial by jury, with the case adjourned to June 26 so the prosecution can serve a book of evidence.

Reports that the garda accused of endangerment of life and three counts of dangerous driving must face a Circuit Court trial, and records the District Court proceedings and the court's orders in the case.

Reports the Circuit Court trial direction, the District Court history, the adjournment to 26 June, the media order on the garda's address and the adjourned inquest.

Reports that the garda was summonsed to Dublin District Court on 28 June 2023, charged with endangerment of life and three counts of dangerous driving, and that the case was adjourned to 4 October. Names the three victims and gives the crash location and the GSOC file to the DPP.

Reports the garda's first court appearance on three counts of dangerous driving and one count of endangerment, the media reporting restriction on his address, and the adjournment to 4 October 2023.

Reports that the garda was summonsed to Dublin District Court on 28 June 2023, that the DPP has directed a prosecution, that no DPP representative attended, and that the case was adjourned to 4 October with the trial venue not yet decided.

Reports the garda's court appearance and charges, and that the case was adjourned to October for a plea or trial date. The DPP has not yet said whether the case will be heard in district or circuit court.

Reports a High Court order on 20 June 2023 directing Gsoc to disclose the car's insurance details, make, model, registration and the owner and driver's names and addresses, sought by the injured truck driver. Also reports that a Garda member faces two charges over the alleged manner of his driving before the crash.

Reports that GSOC served prosecution summonses on a garda on 12 June 2023, that the Dublin City Coroner's Court adjourned the inquest, and that the Garda Representative Association was informed of the charges only shortly before. The article does not name the garda or specify the charges.

Adds that the coroner granted an open-ended adjournment of the inquest after GSOC said criminal proceedings had been instituted, and that families' solicitors criticised the coroner's ruling.

Reports that Gsoc served the Garda member with summonses over two charges after meeting him on Tuesday, that the DPP instituted proceedings, that the coroner adjourned the inquests, and criticism of the charging process by the GRA and AGSI.

Reports that the Director of Public Prosecutions has instituted criminal proceedings against a garda, served by GSOC with a summons on dangerous driving and endangerment charges, and that the Dublin City Coroner's Court adjourned the inquest. The article does not name the garda.

The garda has been served with a summons and charged with endangerment and dangerous driving. The article gives the timing of the summons, the DPP decision and the GSOC handling, and says the coroner's inquest is continuing.

Reports that a serving garda, who was allegedly involved in the crash, was served with a court summons on charges of endangerment and dangerous driving, and that the inquest into the deaths continues.

Reports the DPP's statement in the Dublin District Court that the Garda was to be charged with a driving offence, and Alan Kelly's Dáil criticism of the prosecution.

Reports that the DPP has directed a prosecution of the garda, based on a GSOC file, and that the inquest was adjourned. The garda had not yet been told the specific offence. The rest of the article is podcast commentary on the case.

Reports that the garda now faces prosecution after a DPP-initiated case following a GSOC report, that the potential charge was revealed at the Dublin District Coroner's Court inquest, which was adjourned until May 23, and that a fundraiser for the garda had passed €20,000.

Reports that the DPP has directed a prosecution, revealed at a Dublin District Coroner's Court inquest on 10 May 2023. The Garda had not been summonsed, the exact charges had not been disclosed, and GSOC said summonses were being prepared. The GRA and AGSI criticised the process.

The DPP has directed that a garda involved in the pursuit be charged with a driving offence. The GRA reacted, and the inquest was adjourned until May 23 because criminal proceedings are being considered. The garda is not named in this article.

Reports that the on-duty garda is to be charged over the fatal N7 crash, that he has not yet been summonsed, and that GRA and AGSI criticised the move; GSOC says the DPP intends to prefer charges and the summons is still to be issued.

The DPP has decided to prosecute a garda over his driving in the crash. GSOC's file on the crash was submitted to the DPP, and the coroner adjourned the inquest. The next hearing was set for 23 May. The specific offence had not been disclosed.

The DPP has directed that a garda be prosecuted for a driving offence over the N7 crash. The exact offence had not been disclosed, and the coroner adjourned the inquest to May 23rd.

Reports on the inquest hearing where DNA identification evidence was presented by a former Forensic Science Ireland scientist, GSOC's investigation progress was outlined, and the inquest was adjourned to 25 October 2022. Also details the controversial funeral of Dean Maguire.

Inquest hearing at Dublin District Coroner's Court where DNA identification evidence was presented, GSOC reported on investigation progress, and the inquest was adjourned to 25 October 2022. Solicitors for the Taylor and Maguire families objected to the issuing of death certificates.

Inquest heard DNA identification evidence from Forensic Science Ireland; Gsoc investigation update given; inquest adjourned to 25 October 2022; controversy over funerals and death certificate discussed.

Adds the widow Sallyann Maguire's social media post just before the first anniversary, details of the trio's criminal background (200+ convictions, gang using motorways for rural burglaries), the controversial funeral with a screwdriver and torch on the altar, and the three-time vandalism of the roadside memorial including a 'Burn Scum' sign.

The preliminary inquest was adjourned after solicitor Michael Finucane objected to the legal basis for reading DNA identification evidence, and coroner Clare Keane decided to allow families prior sight of evidence regarding identity and cause of death.

The preliminary inquest hearing was adjourned after solicitor Michael Finucane, representing the Maguire family, objected to Forensic Science Ireland evidence about identity and cause of death being read without prior notice. Coroner Clare Keane put the hearing back to allow families and lawyers prior sight of the evidence, noting the Freeman family was not legally represented.

Aunt 'Anne' defends the funeral, describing the torch, screwdriver and poster placed at the service; Fr Donal Roche called it the 'most disturbing' liturgy he ever attended; the aunt says the family is 'well-respected' and questions where the pursuing gardaí were.

Covers the funerals of Graham Taylor and Dean Maguire, details Taylor's 121 previous convictions and 2016 driving incident, notes the men had links to a burglary gang and may have been planning a break-in, and reports Gardaí investigating erratic driving behind Maguire's hearse.

Confirms funeral dates, locations and burial grounds for all three victims; adds that the BMW 3 Series is suspected to have been involved in a number of burglaries in recent weeks, that the men were pursued by gardaí who had spotted them driving erratically, and that the bodies had to be identified through DNA technology due to the extent of the burns.

Confirms funeral dates and venues for all three victims, states the bodies were identified by DNA over the weekend, provides the vehicle registration (06-D-47768, dark blue BMW 3 Series), notes the truck driver sustained serious leg injuries, and reports that the Garda Ombudsman is conducting its own probe into the preceding chase.

Adds details on the pursuit investigation: the car was spotted driving erratically in Cheeverstown without headlights, Gardaí pursued until the car went the wrong way, a force helicopter was to track the car, and the incident was raised with the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission. Formal identification of the three men had yet to take place.

Adds detail on the possible recreational motive for the men fleeing, the headlights being off, the pursuit sequence (not followed when they went the wrong way, helicopter to track them), the truck driver's injuries, the men's prior criminal history, and the structure of the investigation (Garda main inquiry, GSOC inquiry, coroner's inquests).

Reveals the three men were associates of a major Tallaght-based burglary gang with ties to Fat Andy Connors, details their combined 200+ convictions, describes the high-speed chase and wrong-way driving, and notes the Garda Ombudsman was notified to conduct a separate investigation.

Initial witness appeal following the fatal N7 crash; identities of the three deceased not yet confirmed; post-mortems scheduled for later that afternoon.

Initial Gardaí appeal for witnesses following the fatal collision; post-mortems pending; identities of the three deceased not yet confirmed; GSOC notified because officers had interacted with the vehicle before the crash.

Initial report of the fatal N7 crash; Gardaí appealing for witnesses and seeking a dark blue BMW 3 Series (06-D-47768). Post-mortems to take place the same afternoon. Identities of the deceased not yet confirmed.

Garda update providing details of the fatal collision, an appeal for witnesses who saw the dark blue BMW 3 Series (06-D-47768) in the Belgard, Citywest or N7 area between 11.15pm and 12.00am, confirmation that GSOC has been notified because the car had come to Gardaí's attention earlier that night, and confirmation that the car was not being followed at the time of the collision.

Initial report of the fatal collision; Gardaí appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage; GSOC notified because the car had previously come to the attention of officers.

Initial report of fatal collision; GSOC notified as the car had come to gardaí's attention prior to the incident.

TikTok video of garda cars rushing to the scene circulated online; GSOC notified; N7 closed for forensic collision examination; Gardaí say the car was not being followed at the time of the crash.

Initial report of fatal collision; three male car occupants killed, truck driver seriously injured; GSOC notified as the car had come to the attention of gardaí prior to the incident.

Initial report of fatal collision; GSOC notified as the car had come to the attention of gardaí prior to the incident.

Initial Garda appeal following fatal wrong-way collision; GSOC notified due to prior Garda attention on the car involved.