Catholic bus driver awarded £80,000 after sectarian bullying

A Catholic bus driver has been awarded almost £80,000 (€117,000) compensation for religious discrimination after he was warned he would be shot if the Troubles started again.

Catholic bus driver awarded £80,000 after sectarian bullying

A Catholic bus driver has been awarded almost £80,000 (€117,000) compensation for religious discrimination after he was warned he would be shot if the Troubles started again.

Gerald Duffy, 42, from Ballymena, also had a Union Jack flag waved in his face during a five-year campaign of harassment which involved threatening telephone calls, damage to his car and unwanted deliveries to his home.

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