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Supermac’s boss Pat McDonagh has said he feels vindicated after successfully winning an appeal against three members from the Traveller community who were awarded €16,000 on foot of claims they were discriminated against under the Equal Status Act.

Supermac’s boss Pat McDonagh has said he feels vindicated after successfully winning an appeal against three members from the Traveller community who were awarded €16,000 on foot of claims they were discriminated against under the Equal Status Act.

Supermac’s boss Pat McDonagh has said he feels vindicated after successfully winning an appeal against three members from the Traveller community who were awarded €16,000 on foot of claims they were discriminated against under the Equal Status Act.

Last October the owners of the Charleville Park Hotel were successful in their appeal against a €22,000 award to the Traveller family who claimed ...

The High Court has been asked to overturn a lower courts rejection of claims that four members of the Irish Travelling Community were discriminated against whe...

The High Court has been asked to overturn a lower courts rejection of claims that four members of the Irish Travelling Community were discriminated against whe...

The family claimed that despite having booked a three night stay they were denied access to the hotel.

Denying emergency accommodation fell below ‘threshold of decency’, says adjudicator

Charleville Park Hotel has been ordered to pay €38,000 by the Workplace Relations Commission following discrimination cases concerning members of the Traveller…

Charleville Park Hotel has been ordered to pay €38,000 by the Workplace Relations Commission following discrimination cases concerning members of the Traveller…