McEneaney -v- Cavan and Monaghan Education and Training Board & anor [2016]
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Case Reference
IECA 53 -
Legal Body
Court of Appeal (IECA) -
Type of Claim / Jurisdiction
Discipline, Discrimination, Policies and Procedures
This review appeared as part of the Labour and Superior Court Case Law Review Panel articles and is written by Alan Haugh BL.It concerns the case of McEneaney -v- Cavan and Monaghan Education and Training Board & anor [2016] IECA 53.
Background
Judgment was given on behalf of the Court by the President, Ryan P, on 2 March 2016. The matter came before the Court of Appeal by way of an appeal brought by Ms McEneaney (‘the Applicant’) against the decision of Kearns P delivered on 19 September 2014 ([2014] IEHC 423) in which the President of the High Court had refused her application to quash two decisions of the respondent Education and Training Board (‘the ETB’) in her regard.
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