“The State Examinations Commission (SEC) and the Minister for Education and Skills have succeeded in their limited appeals against parts of a High Court decision allowing student Rebecca Carter to take up a place at veterinary medicine at UCD …” (more)
[Aodhan O’Faolain, Irish Times, 29 May]
“The Court of Appeal has reserved judgment on appeals by the State Examinations Commission and the Minister for Education and over parts of a High Court decision allowing student Rebecca Carter to take up a place at veterinary medicine at UCD …” (more)
[Aodhan O’Faolain, Irish Times, 12 April]
“An order staying an investigation into complaints of bullying and harassment made by a member of staff at NUI Galway against another staff member has been lifted by the Court of Appeal. In 2014, the complainant alleged bullying and harassment against nine members of NUIG staff …” (more)
[Irish Times, 21 March]
“The Court of Appeal, in a significant judgment, has ruled the Electricity Supply Board (ESB) is not liable for extensive flood damage to buildings on the campus of University College Cork (UCC) after floods affected large parts of Cork city in late 2009. The three judge court, in a lengthy judgment on Tuesday, overturned a High Court finding the ESB was 60% liable in respect of flooding and warnings …” (more)
[Mary Carolan, Irish Times, 20 March]
“The Court of Appeal has overturned a decision that a liquidator to a third-level college catering mainly for foreign students can be replaced by one chosen by the students and other creditors. And claims by 190 students of Eden College …” (more)
[Campus.ie, 26 March]
