Member of 'Church of Flying Spaghetti Monster' loses action over no free Luas travel during Papal visit

Prominent Atheist and member of the Congregationalist Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, John Hamill has failed in a discrimination action over not getting free Luas travel on the day of the Papal Mass in the Phoenix Park last August.

Member of 'Church of Flying Spaghetti Monster' loses action over no free Luas travel during Papal visit
Tue, 11 Jun, 2019 - 19:22
Gordon Deegan

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Prominent Atheist and member of the Congregationalist Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, John Hamill has failed in a discrimination action over not getting free Luas travel on the day of the Papal Mass in the Phoenix Park last August.

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CourtsWorkplace Relations CommissionChurchPlace: Phoenix ParkPlace: LuasPerson: John HamillPerson: HamillPerson: Pope FrancisPerson: McCann FitzgeraldPerson: WRC Adjudication OfficerPerson: Emile DalyPerson: DalyEvent: Papal MassEvent: WRC AdjudicationEvent: PapalEvent: LuasEvent: CCFSM eventOrganisation: Church of Flying Spaghetti MonsterOrganisation: Congregationalist Church of the Flying Spaghetti MonsterOrganisation: Workplace Relations CommissionOrganisation: WRCOrganisation: National Transport AuthorityOrganisation: NTAOrganisation: CCFSMOrganisation: Catholic
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