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Irish State Ordered to High Court Over Women of Honour Tribunal Funding
The Irish State has been ordered to attend the High Court regarding a dispute over funding for the Women of Honour tribunal. The group expressed disappointment over the ongoing disagreement concerning financial support for their legal representation.
4 Jun, 12:58 — 5 Jun, 08:00
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irish-timesHigh70d ago
State ordered to attend High Court over tribunal funding for Women of Honour
Rights group objects to ‘inequality of arms’ and fundamental unfairness in light of State’s refusal to cover its legal costs
By Paul Neilan
Read full article →rte-newsMostly Factual71d ago
Women of Honour 'disappointed' over funding dispute
The Women of Honour group is refusing to attend the Defence Forces Tribunal in a dispute over funding for its participation.
Read full article →the-journal70d ago
State requested to attend High Court over tribunal funding for Women of Honour
The Women of Honour have taken a High Court challenge against Defence Minister Helen McEntee, Ireland and the Attorney General.
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