Enoch Burke returned to prison after calling offer to be released during the holidays 'an insult'

The jailed teacher had asked the High Court to set aside what he claims is the 'gravely flawed' and 'unsound' order
Enoch Burke returned to prison after calling offer to be released during the holidays 'an insult'

Enoch Burke (pictured) asked the court to set aside last year's judgement by Mr Justice Alexander Owens, granting Wilson's Hospital a permanent injunction restraining Mr Burke from attending at the school. File picture: Collins Courts

Teacher Enoch Burke has asked the High Court to set aside what he claims is the "gravely flawed" and "unsound" order underpinning his ongoing incarceration at Mountjoy Prison.

Mr Burke, who appeared before the High Court on Friday, remains in prison where he has spent the last eight months over his refusal to stay away from Wilson's Hospital School in Co Westmeath.

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