Portmarnock club 'not discriminating against women': Court

The High Court has ruled that Portmarnock golf club in Dublin is not discriminating against women by not allowing them to become members.

Fri, 10 Jun, 2005 - 13:21

The High Court has ruled that Portmarnock golf club in Dublin is not discriminating against women by not allowing them to become members.

In a ruling this morning, Mr Justice O'Higgins dismissed the action taken by the Equality Authority against the club.

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