High Court: Man who tripped under the Luas Bridge awarded €67,500 At approximately 1 am on the 4th November 2007, Mr James William O’Shaughnessy left his flat in Ranelagh for the purpose of purchasing cigarettes. While walking under the Luas bridge, he was caused to trip and fall to the ground, when his right foot came into contact with portion of a stone block, which was projecting from the right-hand side of the Luas bridge at ground level. To read more, see attached Link: http://www.irishlegal.com/10236/high-court-man-tripped-luas-bridge-awarded-e67500/

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Patrick Joseph Breslin (33) from Strabane became emotional yesterday as he told an industrial tribunal how he "went through hell" and feared being turned out on the streets as his friend-turned-employer mocked his deep faith and made disparaging comments about his gender. ..... Mr Breslin went on and became emotional as he detailed: "I was driven almost to the brink of suicide. "The abuse, humiliation was unreal. "I was in an impossible situation where I didn't know if I was going to be put out on the streets. "I was afraid of her, I was afraid to speak up." Ms Loughrey denied making many of the remarks and while she agreed she took the photograph of the Virgin Mary statue in an inappropriate position, she insisted it was done in jest and she believed it had been taken in the same spirit. She has not yet given evidence to the tribunal. The tribunal is expected to resume in January to hear evidence from two witnesses. https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/sacked-worker-says-27m-lottery-winner-boss-drove-him-close-to-suicide-36419711.html

If you are a Teacher and feeling sorry for your lot, then think of teacher Joshua Sutcliffe, who said ‘Well done girls’ to the teenager and a friend when he spotted them working hard after he ‘accidentally’ called a transgender pupil a ‘girl’ in class when the student identifies as a boy. He apologised when corrected by the pupil, but six weeks later he was suspended from teaching after the pupil’s mother lodged a complaint. Following an investigation, he has been summoned to a formal disciplinary hearing to face misconduct charges for ‘misgendering’. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5073511/Teacher-suspended-praising-pupil-using-wrong-gender.html?ito=email_share_mobile-top

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The plaintiff, Thomas Moore (43) was described as “somewhat accident prone” as the Court was advised of “at least five accident claims” that he made previously. In the Circuit Court, Judge Aylmer dismissed his claim for damages of up to €60,000 for personal injuries on the grounds that he was not credible. http://www.irishlegal.com/9770/high-court-opportunistic-plaintiff-has-sixth-personal-injury-claim-dismissed/