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Court rules Burke could have fines deducted from salary

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The High Court has ruled that the Attorney General can seek an order allowing secondary school teacher Enoch Burke's salary to be used to pay off the fines he owes for contempt of court.

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Irish TimesIrish Times

Enoch Burke case shows how system struggles when parties refuse to consent to legal norms

Court considering order that would mean part of teacher’s salary being used to pay court fines he is refusing to pay

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Irish MirrorIrish Mirror

Application to force Enoch Burke to pay €80k fines through salary given go ahead

Mr Justice David Nolan said the long-running Enoch Burke saga has “preoccupied the Nation for far too long”

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The JournalThe Journal

Enoch Burke may have contempt fines (he now owes €79k) deducted from his teaching salary

Justice David Nolan said he also intended to double the €700-per-day fines to €1,400-per-day.

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RTÉRTÉ

Court rules Burke could have fines deducted from salary

The High Court has ruled that the Attorney General can seek an order allowing secondary school teacher Enoch Burke's salary to be used to pay off the fines he owes for contempt of court.

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Irish IndependentIrish Independent

Enoch Burke to have contempt fines deducted from his €48,000-a-year teaching salary

Transgender row schoolteacher Enoch Burke is facing the prospect having fines for contempt of court deducted from his Department of Education salary.

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Enoch Burke faces having €79,000 in unpaid fines deducted from teacher salary

Teacher Enoch Burke will have €79,100 in unpaid fines deducted from his salary and faces fines of €1,400 a day if he continues to trespass at his former school, the High Court has ruled. Judge David Nolan said that Burke had refused to stay away from Wilson’s Hospital School in Co. Westmeath after he was released from prison and had ‘doubled down’ on his contempt of court. The judge added that Burke was ‘in flagrant breach’ of court orders, whic…

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Irish Independent broke the news in Ireland on Friday, February 21, 2025.
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