17 h. ago Enoch Burke's bank account frozen as court appoints receiver to collect unpaid fines

Enoch Burke, who says he is standing up for his Christian beliefs, claims his constitutional right to religious freedom has been breached

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17 h. ago Enoch Burke case: Receiver appointed over teacher’s future salary in bid to collect €79,100 in fines

Judge also makes conditional order over Enoch Burke’s bank account

Economics

6 d. ago Almost €13.4m in unpaid district court fines in Dublin – MEP

Almost €13.4m in unpaid district court fines in Dublin – MEP  Dublin Gazette

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1 week ago State moves to appoint receiver with power to collect fines from Enoch Burke’s salary

Sacked teacher Enoch Burke continues to be paid his salary on an administrative leave basis because an appeal over his termination is still pending.

Politics

1 week ago Enoch Burke case: move to appoint receiver with power to collect fines from teacher’s salary

If approved, it will give the State the power to collect from his salary some €79,100 in fines

Politics

1 week ago Almost €2.5m in unpaid fines at Galway District Court since 2020

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM New figures show that unpaid fines worth almost €2.5m have been racked up at Galway District Court in recent years. They were obtained by Ireland South MEP Cynthia Ní Murchu, who says the national figures are “extraordinary”. Nationally, almost €45m in district court fines are outstanding – […] The post Almost €2.5m in unpaid fines at Galway District Court since 2020 appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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1 week ago Almost €1 Million in fines remain unpaid in Donegal’s courts

Almost €1 million euros is owed to the state in unpaid district court fines in Donegal, new figures have revealed.… The post Almost €1 Million in fines remain unpaid in Donegal’s courts appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Economics

2 w. ago Almost €45m in district court fines remain unpaid, figures show

Cynthia Ní Mhurchú described the situation as a slap in the face to victims of crimes.

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