Person: Diane Byrne

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<p> Women of Honour spokeswoman, retired Army captain Diane Byrne, said the Crotty case highlights how 'tone deaf' the Defence Forces continue to be. Picture: Damien Storan/PA</p>

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Women of Honour say Defence Forces' handling of Crotty case 'beggars belief'

'Surely his admission of guilt should have been the moment to act, and not until there was either a sentence or an outcry'

<p>Members of Women of Honour (left to right) Yvonne O'Rourke, Diane Byrne, Honor Murphy and Roslyn O'Callaghan ahead of today's meeting with Tánaiste Micheál Martin at Government Buildings. Photo: Gareth Chaney/Collins</p>

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Air Corps deaths linked to hazardous chemicals may feature in tribunal of inquiry

<p>Women of Honour representatives, from left, Diane Byrne and Yvonne O’Rourke, both retired army captains, and Roslyn O’Callaghan, a retired army corporal. Picture: Conor Ó Mearáin / Collins</p>

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Micheál Martin agrees to re-engage with Women of Honour ahead of tribunal

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Remit of State's Defence Forces tribunal 'too narrow and vague'

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Courts martial 'designed to make problems go away' and avoid scandal

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Inquiry terms do not address accountability, say Women of Honour

Captain gets €824k for missing promotion

A female army captain excluded from a promotions process for the position of commandant due to being on maternity leave has been awarded €824,794 damages by a High Court judge.

Sat, 15 Jul, 2017

Female air corps captain’s exclusion slammed

A High Court judge has found a female captain in the Defence Forces was excluded from a promotions process as a result of being on maternity leave in breach of equality implementation requirements of a European directive.

Tue, 26 Jul, 2016