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High Court orders arrest of suspended teacher Enoch Burke who allegedly breached injunction - Vimarsana News

High Court orders arrest of suspended teacher Enoch Burke who allegedly breached injunction

The High Court heard that the teacher was currently “sitting in an empty classroom” in the Co Westmeath-based school.

Carlow Nationalist — Judge orders arrest of teacher Enoch Burke over alleged breach of injunction - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — Judge orders arrest of teacher Enoch Burke over alleged breach of injunction

The court made the order after being told that Mr Burke was in breach of both the terms of his paid suspension and the temporary injunction…

Waterford News and Star — School seeks court order that could see suspended teacher Enoch Burke jailed - Vimarsana News

Waterford News and Star — School seeks court order that could see suspended teacher Enoch Burke jailed

Wilson's Hospital School has sought an order that could see teacher Enoch Burke jailed for contempt of court unless he agrees to abide by the terms of the…

School seeks to have teacher who objects to addressing transgender student as 'they' jailed - Vimarsana News

School seeks to have teacher who objects to addressing transgender student as 'they' jailed

A teacher who objects to addressing a student with the pronoun "they" has breached the terms of a temporary injunction preventing him from attending or teaching at the secondary school where he is employed, the High Court has heard.

School tells court that suspended teacher 'breached' ban on attending workplace - Vimarsana News

School tells court that suspended teacher 'breached' ban on attending workplace

Enoch Burke allegedly voiced public opposition to a request to address a student by their preferred pronoun.