BREAKING: JUDGE WHO ORDERED €40,000 RAID OF ENOCH BURKE'S BANK ACCOUNT SAYS "YOU WON'T BE SEEING ME AGAIN" AND "I WISH YOU WELL" The salary of teacher Enoch Burke continues to be diverted by the Irish Government. Mr Burke refused to affirm transgender ideology in his school and address a child with they/them pronouns. Enoch Burke attended the High Court on Tuesday this week expecting to be stripped of any further assets that he had. The Order of Mr Justice David Nolan of 25 March 2025 had instructed the Bank of Ireland to provide the Attorney General with all bank statements from January 2023 and details of any other accounts to which Enoch Burke had paid in excess of €250. However, on Tuesday, Brian Kennedy SC informed the Court that the Attorney General was seeking to make no further application in relation to the matter. He also requested that the Court vacate its Order freezing Enoch Burke's account. The Court agreed to this. Astonishingly, in addition, Judge David Nolan told Enoch Burke: "You won't be seeing me again" and "I wish you well". Whilst the media made much of the removal of Ammi Burke and Martina Burke from the courtroom, they had little or nothing to say about the substance of what transpired in Court on Tuesday. It is a serious matter when what is reported by journalists bears no true resemblance to what happened in the Court. In March 2025, the Court seized Enoch Burke's bank balance of €40,617.69, froze his bank account and diverted his salary into Court funds. The right to "freedom of conscience and the free profession and practice of religion" is the entitlement of every citizen and must be maintained.

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