Teacher says she was falsely identified as 'GAA catfish'

Dublin school ends 'GAA catfish' disciplinary process

A music teacher at Coláiste Éanna CBS says she was wrongly accused by an Irish podcast.

Teacher says she was falsely identified as 'GAA catfish'

A secondary school teacher who says she has been falsely identified as the so-called "GAA catfish" in a number of podcasts by The 2 Johnnies, has been granted a temporary injunction stopping her school from continuing a disciplinary process against her which could lead to her dismissal.

Teacher accused of being GAA catfish gets interim injunction to restrain school disciplinary process

Arising from her identification and allegations made against her, Ms Farrell faces a disciplinary process brought against her by Coláiste Éanna, the secondary school on Ballyroan Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16 where she has worked as a music teacher since 2019.

NI teacher accused of being GAA catfish denies allegations

The high-profile case was the subject of several podcasts by entertainment duo The 2 Johnnies.

Teacher who claims she has been wrongly named as ‘GAA catfish’ gets interim injunction to restrain disciplinary process

Niamh Farrell secured a short-term order restraining a school from progressing a disciplinary process against her

Teacher denies GAA catfish allegations as she takes school to court

Niamh Farrell, from Co Armagh, has claimed in the High Court she was wrongly identified online as the person responsible for 'catfishing' various individuals in activities that were the subject of several podcasts by entertainment duo The 2 Johnnies.