High Court adjourns case seeking to prevent reinvestigation of former UL president

Mr Justice Oisín Quinn said he would put the matter in for Thursday so that an early date for the application hearing could be given
Professor Kerstin Mey resigned as president of University of Limerick in 2024 as part of a settlement agreement after she was threatened with disciplinary action over due diligence and adherence to policies during the university’s 2022 purchase of a 20-house development at Rhebogue, Co Limerick, for rent to 80 postgraduate and research students. File picture

Professor Kerstin Mey resigned as president of University of Limerick in 2024 as part of a settlement agreement after she was threatened with disciplinary action over due diligence and adherence to policies during the university’s 2022 purchase of a 20-house development at Rhebogue, Co Limerick, for rent to 80 postgraduate and research students. File picture

A High Court injunction application by former University of Limerick (UL) president, Professor Kerstin Mey, seeking to prevent a reinvestigation has been adjourned for two days.

The reinvestigation by UL is in connection with claims she misled the Dáil Public Accounts Committee (PAC) or a previous investigation officer.

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