Irish teacher Enoch Burke may face losing his salary to pay fines for breaching a court order, not for refusing to use a transgender student’s pronouns, contrary to online claims.

More than €40,000 has been seized from Enoch Burke's bank account on foot of High Court orders enforcing the payment of thousands of euros in fines owed by the schoolteacher, the court has heard.

The teacher breached an order to stay away from a school where he was embroiled in a row over a transgender student.

Footage has emerged of the moment Irish teacher Enoch Burke was arrested again outside the school that sacked him for refusing to 'call a boy a girl' - days after his father was seen lambasting ...

Irish teacher Enoch Burke returns to protest at school that sacked him for refusing to call a boy a girl following his third release from prison - and claims he was 'welcomed' by pupils ...

Enoch Burke will be brought back to the High Court tomorrow after his former school applied to have him jailed for a third time. The sacked teacher was warned in June, when he was released from ...

Enoch Burke's bank account will be emptied to pay a portion of the more than €79k in contempt of court fines he owes.

The relatives of Enoch Burke staged a demonstration close to the White House as the Taoiseach, Micheal Martin, continued his visit to the US capital. The protest involved Enoch's family members ...

Enoch Burke has been released from his third stint in prison, though the daily fine he faces for returning to Wilson's Hospital School has been doubled.

Enoch 'erupts' over transgender pronouns Enoch Burke is one of Martina and Sean's 10 children, who were brought up in County Mayo and homeschooled by their mother.