10 years this July. Incredibly happy in this photo as we’d never heard of Gemma O’Doherty. https://t.co/phUQE2NAkH pic.twitter.com/mX9KI1zxsn
— Jon Monie (@JonMonie) May 27, 2021
FIGHT!
10 years this July. Incredibly happy in this photo as we’d never heard of Gemma O’Doherty. https://t.co/phUQE2NAkH pic.twitter.com/mX9KI1zxsn
— Jon Monie (@JonMonie) May 27, 2021
FIGHT!
Gemma O’Doherty and John Waters at the Four Courts last month
Mr Justice George Birmingham said the proceedings failed to raise issues of substance.
The applicants had “chosen rhetoric over substance and fiction and distortion over fact” and failed to meet the threshold of establishing an arguable case, the Court of Appeal had concluded.
— Courts News Ireland (@courtsnewsIRL) March 2, 2021
This afternoon.
An appeal by Gemma O’Doherty and John Waters to allow them to challenge the constitutionality of laws introduced in response to the Covid-19 pandemic has been dismissed by a three-judge Court of Appeal, comprised of the President of the Court of Appeal Mr Justice George Birmingham, Ms Justice John Edwards and Ms Justice Caroline Costello.
Gemma O’Doherty and John Waters lose appeal over Covid-19 restrictions (Irish Examiner)
This afternoon.
The Quays, Dublin 1.
A heavy Garda presence monitoring an End the Lockdown protest in support of an appeal by Gemma O’Doherty and John Waters against lockdown measures.
Earlier…
This morning.
The Four Courts, Dublin.
Gemma O’Doherty carrying a copy of the Constitution of Ireland, and John Waters arrive to seek appeal to have their case against Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly and the Attorney General to end Ireland’s lockdown measures heard before the courts.
This afternoon.
Dublin 1.
Gemma O’Doherty and John Waters with their supporters, arriving outside the Four Courts before they filed papers in their ongoing effort to obtain a High Court hearing into the constitutionality of laws introduced in response to the rona.
Previously: Appealing
Leader of the 2020 Rising (coming 2021) Gemma O’Doherty maintains her infamous poise and dignity when asked for her name by a member of An Garda Síochána. pic.twitter.com/Xa2ia4PhBX
— aciquestion (@aciquestion) August 28, 2020
Gemma O’Doherty getting arrested this Evening. 2020 is back ! #GemmaODoherty pic.twitter.com/ddEch8rFep
— Kamilevents (@kamilevents) August 28, 2020
This afternoon.
Kilmacanogue, County Wicklow.
A live streaming Gemma O’Doherty has an altercation with a Garda officer on a walkway over the N11.
Ms O’Doherty and others had been fixing banners on the bridge questioning aspects of the Covid-19 pandemic before Gardai arrived.
More as we get it/Fight!, etc.
Gemma O’Doherty has been banned from Twitter
Good morning to everyone, especially those who spent the past two years deplatforming Gemma O’Doherty. Your work here is done 👏👏
— astronaomical (@uneamino) July 31, 2020
Credit where credit is due @Twitter & @TwitterDublin you did the right thing on suspending Gemma O’Doherty’s account. Now don’t forget that ‘@gemmaod1‘ runs the @AntiCorruptIre Twitter account too. Make sure you get her second account. Bualadh Bos Nonetheless 👏👏 https://t.co/YxG8hfaWBf
— Mícheál Ó’Lionáin (@Mickl567) July 31, 2020
Gemma O’Doherty trending and ruling Twitter one last time.
Now all the snowflakes can go over to @parler_app to go out of their way to seek out offence.
— JackLombardi (@Jacklllllllllll) July 31, 2020
Left-wing cancellation jubilation.
Right-wing platform jumping.
This may never end.
John Waters (left) and Gemma O’Doherty
State legal costs bill facing Gemma O’Doherty and John Waters could exceed €50,000 according to legal sources. (via @IrishTimes) https://t.co/MYuootXjCf
— Mary Carolan (@MaryCarolanIT) June 4, 2020
This morning.
Via The Irish Times:
Gemma O’Doherty and John Waters are facing a substantial legal bill after the High Court ruled they must pay the costs of their failed attempt to challenge laws brought in due to Covid-19.
In a ruling on Thursday morning, Mr Justice Charles Meenan said the pair should pay the legal costs of both the State respondents and the notice parties, the Dáil, Seanad and the Ceann Comhairle.
Mr Waters and Ms O’ Doherty, who claim the laws are unconstitutional, are appealing the dismissal of their action to the Court of Appeal.
Meanwhile….
While I disagree utterly with them, this is surely not a good precedent?
— Petrichor (@Sinabhfuil) June 4, 2020
Gemma O’Doherty and John Waters outside the High Court on May 6
John Waters and Gemma O’Doherty are to appeal the High Court’s refusal to grant them permission to challenge laws introduced by the State due to the Covid-19 pandemic. pic.twitter.com/a7k2Exsr0b
— Courts News Ireland (@courtsnewsIRL) May 27, 2020
This morning/afternoon.
Via The Irish Examiner:
High Court today was told of their intention to appeal Mr Justice Charles Meenan’s decision as the court heard arguments as to who should pay the legal costs of their action against the State and the Minister for Health.
The Dáil, the Seanad and the Ceann Comhairle were notice parties to the action.
When making submissions to the court on the issues of costs, both Ms O’Doherty and Mr Waters said they would be appealing the court’s refusal to grant them leave to mount a legal challenge to the Court of Appeal.
They argued that the court should not order them to pay the legal costs of the State or the notice parties on grounds including that their action was brought in the public interest.
John Waters and Gemma O’Doherty to appeal High Court refusal to allow challenge to Covid-19 laws
Previously: Dollyer
Dollymount pic.twitter.com/ZdB4iJ66za
— Angela Ray (@AngelaR34138326) May 19, 2020
Yesterday evening.
Dollymount Strand, Dublin.
Gemma O’Doherty and John Waters lead a rally against the coronaivirus emergency measures.
Meanwhile…
With a bit luck, this is clear message from Gemma O Doherty and John Waters that they’re leaving Ireland and hopping on the next flight to the Ivory Coast.. for good pic.twitter.com/AL3g9VYhiQ
— Jer Dixon (@JeremyDixonDJ) May 20, 2020
Oh.
The High Court has dismissed a legal challenge by John Waters and Gemma O’Doherty against laws introduced by the State due to the Covid-19 pandemic. pic.twitter.com/1nkiM0JDpr
— Courts News Ireland (@courtsnewsIRL) May 13, 2020
This morning.
Meanwhile…
Hereis the judgment in full. IF anyone out there is doing an exam on Admin law or Constitutional law its very handy. https://t.co/B7jSysYz2W
— Matthew Holmes (@MatthewHolmesBL) May 13, 2020
More as we get it.