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Bank ordered to pay €40,000 from Burke's account to court

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Bank of Ireland has been ordered to pay €40,000 from teacher Enoch Burke's bank account into a Courts Service account within seven days.

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Bank of Ireland ordered to pay €40,000 from Enoch Burke’s account to courts

Attorney General may apply to seize other assets The post Bank of Ireland ordered to pay €40,000 from Enoch Burke’s account to courts appeared first on Gript.

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Irish TimesIrish Times
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Insufficient funds in Enoch Burke’s bank account to cover €79,100 fines, court hears

Teacher has run up fines of some €79,000 for breaching court order by attending Wilson’s Hospital School in Co Westmeath

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Receiver may be able to seize Enoch Burke's other assets due to insufficient funds in bank account

Mr Burke has continued to turn up at Wilson's Hospital School in Westmeath since Christmas following his release after 512 days in prison for defying court orders not to do so

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Enoch Burke’s bank account to be emptied of €40,000 to part pay contempt fines

A judge has made an order allowing the emptying of schoolteacher Enoch Burke’s bank account to part-pay €79,100 in fines he owes for contempt of court.

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Bank ordered to pay €40,000 from Burke's account to court

Bank of Ireland has been ordered to pay €40,000 from teacher Enoch Burke's bank account into a Courts Service account within seven days.

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Enoch Burke's €40,000 bank account to be cleared

Enoch Burke’s €40,000 bank balance is to be emptied, as the State moves to claw back the money the teacher owes in fines for contempt of court, as the State moves to claw back the money the teacher owes in fines for contempt of court. Judge David Nolan made the order sought by the Attorney General, while telling a shouting Mr Burke that he would not allow his courtroom to be used as a ‘soapbox’. Mr Burke has run up fines totalling €79,100, and i…

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RTÉ broke the news in Ireland on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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