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Radio Journalist, Spin South West
Dublin, Kilkenny
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By Andrew Lowth Verified| Beat 102 103 Verified Court proceedings involving a teacher, who claims she was wrongly identified as the "GAA Catfish", and the school she teaches in, have been struck out. Niamh Farrell, of The Spires, Portadown, County Armagh, had taken High Court action against the board of management of Colaiste Eanna in Rathfarnham, who had been engaged in disciplinary proceedings. Farrell denies she is the so-called GAA Catfish, which became infamous following a series on the popular 2 Johnnies podcast.
By Andrew Lowth Verified| Today FM Verified 'GAA Catfish' Case Involving Teacher And School ResolvedCourt proceedings involving a teacher - who claims she was wrongly identified as the "GAA Catfish" - and the school she teaches in have been struck out. Niamh Farrell, of The Spires, Portadown, County Armagh, had taken High Court action against the board of management of Colaiste Eanna in Rathfarnham, who had been engaged in disciplinary proceedings.
By Andrew Lowth Verified| Beat 102 103 Verified Court proceedings involving a teacher, who claims she was wrongly identified as the "GAA Catfish", and the school she teaches in, have been struck out. Niamh Farrell, of The Spires, Portadown, County Armagh, had taken High Court action against the board of management of Colaiste Eanna in Rathfarnham, who had been engaged in disciplinary proceedings. Farrell denies she is the so-called GAA Catfish, which became infamous following a series on the popular 2 Johnnies podcast.
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Spin South West