In Ireland we don't have enough of anything and you are here blaming one person for the forthcomings of the entire court system here. Most people who are serious about studying law and clearly Simeon has already been to the UK, knows that everything in Ireland is so much slower due to the lack of mentors. Simeon's video was merely a plea to give nothing and get whatever he wants because the Burke family is a media interest.
Na they're just a-holes going back years now. It's nothing to do with religion or gender anything, these people have made life hell for Galway University and various other places who accepted them. They've made themselves virtually unemployable. Imagine anyone hiring him then having the let him go for any reason
@@Zer0JusTice-qh8bc doesn't have to be negative intent just self preservation, if you look at the problems the whole family have caused since their college days, who in their right mind wants to take that on. I was actually shocked the sister found someone. Like if you had to fire him for any reason can you imagine what would happen, I'd guess most would expect some version of the Enoch situation
@@Zer0JusTice-qh8bc I totally get what your saying but when you reduce it to an individual thing meaning the actual individual who has to employ him it's a Huge risk or at least could be perceived as one especially with so much media on the family right now and for the foreseeable future. I just don't think it needs to be a deliberate malevolent conspiracy as some in the comments think as much as just no one wanting to take the risk. It's definitely sad for him after so much work. Maybe someone in their Christian community can help? (genuinely, I don't mean that sarcastically)
Thanks Terry for the explanation. However the Bar Council has history of granting admission to applicants who's characters were/are seriously flawed. Double standards are being employed by the Bar Council of Ireland concerning membership.
Taking on a pupil is completely at the discretion of a senior barrister. The Bar Council cannot force a new pupil on anyone. Not surprisingly, no senior barrister will want anything to do with this circus. Entirely their own fault. Do they honestly think this circus is doing him any good? The mother is poison.
@partyguinness The poison in this country is the unreformed legal system. In 2011 the IMF identified the archaic Irish legal system as the greatest obstacle to progress in this country and advocated for urgent reform. Our pitiful masters like Endie Kinney bottled it. Does anybody wonder why?
a family member in the kildare area from a working class family (if there is such dictinction nowadays) came out of griffith college with a law degree a few years back,most of the class were from legal/farming/professional back grounds,not one company of solicitors would take him on for work experience,i have no doubt back ground was the reason(closed shop) ,went to the u k,got a job further study and achieved his goal ,
On the other hand nephew out of NUIG ,no legal pedigree at all. Recruited by very reputable law firm in Dublin on the basis of his exam results. Horses for courses is another entry route that my nephew found .!!! Doing well so far. Winner allright!!😂
Great stuff, the problem with Ireland too small, all went to same schools , socialising in each other pockets. And if the face doesn't fit then your not welcome, All needs to change. Our country is a laughing stock.
I did that myself and got an apprenticeship in Ireland But yes, i knew people who went to UK and got their training there. Came back ruined, by the way.
They won't hire him because they won't accept any other viewpoint That they don't agree with, whether it is right or wrong we need it be able to respect others in the real world, 'you can be right all the time, or you can be happy'.
The problem 4 Simeon nd d Burke family is they are not corrupt, if they accepted d law cud b circumvented he wud b devilling already. They're a significant amount of barristers nd solicitors that are deeply corrupt, it looks like d Bar council nd d law library are covering 4 them. # correct ur own homework shud not b allowed!
The judicial system seems to work as a self-protecting, self-serving mechanism. They have been weaponised against the Burke family most likely at the request of the govmvernment. Namely Leo V.
Terry, everyone must admire your effort to defend the integrity of the legal profession. Unfortunately, those of us who live in the real world, are not part of the closed club clique, experienced poor service, extortionate fees, base overcharging without any hope of redress (being mugged twice on an appeal is not an honest option), would have ethical difficulties in agreeing with our point of view.
REMEMBER that Simeon Burke has no connection with the Law Society. He is looking to get into the Law Library and become a qualified barrister. Nothing to do with the Law Society. But don't let facts get in the way..
It speaks volumes that out of this entire 11 minute+video,,,not one ounce of help or advice for this gentleman trying to gain ""pupillage """ This gentleman gained his ""achievements"" at Cambridge no less...So a genius at this level,,,this is ""no coincidence "" that the ""establishment "" of solicitors/barristers are closing rank,,,You should be ashamed of your profession...
I have no time for the Burke family and what they stand for but I am grudgingly forced to admit that they have a point here. He is being prevented from completing his professional training because people don't like him and what he stands for. This is discrimination. I can full understand why no barrister wants to take him on and I wouldn't force anyone to hire him but there should be an alternative route available. This actually applies to every career with an apprenticeship (plumping carpentry etc) people are included or excluded because of who they are and who they know rather than on their own merits.
That depends on the value to the country of excluding unsuitable people from certain professions. If you regard it as every citizen's right to enter any profession regardless of their reputation and attitude to professional rules, then he has a point.
I don't think he or anyone else is entitled to a job. I certainly wouldn't hire him and I am not surprised no Barrister will either. I do think he should be allowed to finish his training though and then it is up to him to try to find someone who will hire him.
It isn't discrimination it's the direct result of the Burke's obnoxious behaviour. I could have all the qualifications in the world for a job but if I can't leave my personal beliefs aside and can't get along with my colleagues then I wouldn't be an asset to an employer I'd be a liability.
Mr Burke,,has gained the highest possible qualification at Cambridge of all places,,,you would expect offices all over wanting this young man,,,,it speaks volumes that this entire 11 minute +video you would have some advice/help for Mr Burke,,,yet you and the establishment are ""mouse quite "" in offers of help or advice...Your professionals should hold their heads in shame,,,
It's a shame that he is unemployable. It's a bit like The minister for the Environment winning free first class flights with every airline in the world and the policy is bus and train
Definitely the system is against the young burk lad if he has all them qualifications he should have been taken with in a couple of weeks not still waiting around 2 years in hoping to get an opportunity. This country is gone to hell corruption is everywhere
Its a sad state of affairs and unfortunately I would say there is some truth in what he thinks. He's such a bright lad but he must have known when he got involved in the public case that it might affect his career. Its hard though not to support your family and beliefs when it affects you emotionally.
Reel shame, is their anything that can be done for this family. It appears as bright and energetic as they are, they'll struggle in life to get employed.
The obvious lack of even basic social interaction skills in all the Burke clown circus members places them at a huge disadvantage regardless of the nature of the employment e.g. Ammi - solicitor -fired Enoch - teacher - dismissed + jailbird Jemima - journalist - unemployed Martina - mother- permanently highly strung etc😢😢
A very long winded presentation that resembled a filibuster more than an apt explanation of Mr Burke`s situation. Sorry but I was tearing my hair out waiting for you to get to the point. Mr Burke is perhaps his best advocate, his explanation today of his situation demonstrates not only the justice of his case but also his incredible verbal forensic reasoning and I would encourage others to go and listen to him directly.
I disagree. For me who was unfamiliar with case I found the detail of the facts, as given in this video, very informative and useful. As a result I feel more able to make my own mind up about the matter.
If you want long-winded, you could indeed go to Mr Burke. You might also refer to the responses he has received, which he continues to misrepresent publicly. I'm not the only person that finds this a perfectly clear summary of the situation.
There's a contradiction at play here I think. How can rhe law library say that newly qualified barristers can be assured of sourcing a master if masters are free to accept or reject applications on an individual basis ?
@@mcdaddy2011Their idea of decorum probably amounts to not being constantly removed from court for being unruly, speaking over judges, claiming to know more than members of the judiciary who’ve sat on the bench for decades, etc. Whatever about the Burkes’ academic accomplishments, it’s spectacular idiocy to get involved in that sort of behaviour when you’re seeking to make a career in the legal profession.
I had a friend who was undergoing the same process. He literally had to beg to get work as a devil. So it's not a forgone conclusion you'll get one no matter who you are.
Could count them on one hand I bet. Definitely NO employer would have them inside the door of any business. They are drawn to conflict like magnets to metal😢😢😢
Simeon and his family can rejoice and be exceedingly glad for Jesus said this to those who are persecuted by the world. Unfortunately, Ireland is no longer a Catholic or Christian nation where their law councils are beholden to the law of God and righteousness, but have sunken to a new low of discrimination of a Christian.
Persecuted by the world. - that's right. Everyone in the world got together to issue a poor family with four lifetime bans from the Christian Union, 3 convictions including one the father for beating up a female Garda. Two spent time in prison. Four were found to have misappropriated funds. The world is very naughty.
@@pedropadel141 Did anyone charge the female Garda with incompetence? Shame on her for letting down the Feminazi movement! With equal rights go equal responsibilities.
@@RitaHartmann so on top of her being beaten by a man, you want her disciplined for incompetence when this has not been raised as an issue so far? Are you sure you should be online while the meds haven't kicked in?
It was a member of the Bouurke family that pointed out with Ingrid Miley the infant food poisoning, which was conveniently buried around 2006,2005.. You see,law today and the Irish law society, promotes criminality by proxy.
I don't approve of tarring someone with the same brush by judging him by the actions of others, including his family. However with his behaviour in court, Simeon Burke has shown the same lack of awareness of the importance of soft skills that his sister Ammi Burke showed in her WRC debacle in 2020. This family has yet to realise that emotional/social intelligence is just as important as academic intelligence, if not more, and that is the concern of any potential Master.
This explains the issues with the system birds of a feather stick together I may not agree with someone but we need a variety of opinions and experience to have a fair legal system that represents everyone the system needs to be reviewed this is not right but it explains the sentences or lack given out the two tier system
@@fenfrk You well why.The whole family is unhinged and unemployable. The rantings at judges in the courts and having to be physically carried out by Garda. The whole trespassing and having to be jailed for contempt of court by his brother. No barrister in his right mind would take on a member of that family.
I know! And you'd have the help of his family screaming in your face and other law professionals all the time. How is that not a massive asset for a self employed business.
@@cormaccarrolltotally unacceptable for someone to protest a position of, the apparent incongruency, prejudice … Ireland is a Titanic in an ocean of qokeism …
@terrygorry shocking and shameful are qualities that don't exist anymore, your behind the times , sexist? How do you know what sex I identity as ? , are you transphobic ? Be careful your career could be in danger 😉
@terrygorry 😂he was referring to current woke virus offering protections to minorities while trampling all over women's inherent qualities would give him a better chance in Ireland currently.
It might not be right or fair but it is completely understandable. The Burke, thought their own actions have basically made themselves unemployable. They use Irish law and the courts system when it suits them and when it doesn't go their way they shout from the rooftops. Their behaviour is completely unacceptable and one would often wonder about the state of their mental health. I can't see how any prospective employer could take the chance in employing any of them, they could ruin his or her business overnight. The whole family really are no more than over educated thugs & bullies.
@@ror2349You are so right. The American evangelical cult is pouring money into Ireland in an effort to brainwash gullible people. Its working in America, Germany and Poland. There's also dirty Russian money involved in an effort to weaken Europe and the US.
"Over educated thugs and bullies" Enoch Burke is a school teacher, a patriot, a loving son, and a Christian that has been persecuted for defending the most vulnerable in society. He is in prison for upholding his religious belief; the same belief that guides his moral and ethical code of conduct. I'd like you to note that the same establishment that keeps him imprisoned and refuses to acknowledge the academic credulity of his brother Simeon has decided not to jail evil men like Judge Brian Curtain. To remind you; Brian Curtin is a former barrister and Irish Circuit Court judge who was tried for possessing images of ch*ld p*rnography. After the case collapsed, the question of whether Curtin could continue as a judge became the focus of political and legal disputes. An impeachment motion was launched in the Dáil in 2004 until Curtin resigned in 2006 on grounds of ill health, and the motion lapsed. Curtain, in his arrogance refused to step down and not as much as a day on remand. History will be kind to the Burkes, in particular Enoch, and anyone who believes such a lovely young man deserves to be on Mountjoy prison should deeply reflect upon their reasons for thinking this way.
Unfortunately I only reached the grade of bus driver , so don't understand the ins and outs of what this family are doing however I think this will end up in Europe and it will cost this country millions because everyone everyone has a right to their opinion whether it's right or wrong and when the courts get involved in opinions it's getting serious .
Well those of you that are against this family disgust me with what you are saying this man is young and when we are young we think differently than when we are older and have a few more life experiences if he is given a chance he may surprise you all with the right person to tutor him tell me when you all were young were you given a chance in life I bet you were well then I’m shure he would be Great at advocating for his clients as he has already done this . We all have our own thaughts on matters Shurely if the tutelage is worth doing the tutor wouldn’t put Simeon in a position as to undermine his tutetledge with ? Any beliefs he or anyone else would have . So what you are effectively saying is that Simeon is the only one whom thinks this way or that has beliefs in the law world . Well from what I have seen with you all is that you have a bias of your own Some one needs to help this young man with a bright mind they don’t come along very often Have some humanity about you or is every one godless with no empathy in this world
it appears Simeon is an outstanding man of character and integrity, and it really doesn’t surprise me that the law societies here in Ireland are cowardly. There’s so much corruption within the hearts and minds of these judges and solicitors. Some are devils in disguise. I stand with Simeon and his brother. These brothers are the true leadership that Ireland and its people deserve. Simeon and his brother are a formidable force in their own rights. Simeon will not be stopped, he will become a barrister. He will also become a judge one day and judge righteously. God speed to Simeon and all the Bourke family. It is a righteous judgement to proclaim that a boy is a boy and a girl is a girl. It is time to stand up and hold fast to common sense.
Perish the thought. Any judge the Burke 's meet they invariably look for the judge to recuse him/her self from the case on the grounds of some flimsy imagined conflict of interest!! In the very,very unlikely event of Simeon ever becoming aJudge and in line with the Burke practice,his first task would be to recuse himself from any case to come before him.!!! Madness😂😂
You're basically saying Ireland is backwards and the UK is better still. And an idiot below is agreeing with you as long as it's weaponized against people he dislikes. Why would you ever come back to the backwards meritless corrupt country you leave behind?
@@shamoo70 some one in America might take him on and then the rest of the family could get sponsorship to go - their beliefs would be more at home there and their behaviour less bizarre - and Barristers tend to be more performative than decorous, so he'd do grand ☺️
Rule of law and being someone who can set aside personal views or religious matters is a pre requisite for acting as a barrister or solicitor. What it means is that one must respect the judiciary and the legal system when acting for clients. That's my view.
Your view is the exact opposite of reality. The entire legal system in Ireland is a rotten edifice, the IMF told us in 2011. We are in 2024 and it remains. Review the correspondence between CJ Denham and our previous 'Minister' for Justice Franny.
Weird that they still have a system of "training" people that will be competing for the same work once qualified. The words open and transparent are being flogged to death recently but the bar can hardlt claim to be. If we dont allow certain people to join then we cant claim practicing law to be a meritocracy, which it should be, fair and impartial. The law claims to treat everyone equally but money buys you a bigger chance of not being punished if you break it. Whole system needs a check.
Shur there are plenty of strong conservative Catholic barristers who may share Simeon Burke’s on transgenderism. But I am sure that none of them would be prepared to be a Master to him because of his and his family’s histrionic history with the courts and with people in general. I have heard that barristers have indicated that the litigation risk of taking him on would far outweigh the entertainment value.
@@niairos Do they not get frustrated with the way the professional bodies are so out of touch with ordinary people and their concerns and obsessed with "diversity and inclusion"?
What an ill informed defamatory comment. Completely wrong headed. It's the school that's incarcerated Enoch! He is the one being dragged to prison. Get the objective facts straight before you spew hate.
Legal issues aside, I'm amazed at the self destructiveness of this family...They had a legitimate battle to fight , yet failed to understand how to navigate a path in their dispute and use the industrial relations machinery provided in their favour...Its a blue print how not to handle things ...Its also a shame for all of them as if they had an ounce of cop on , they'd realise they have a lot to contribute to the wider community ..
This makes the most sense Iv heard lately, we really are not in control of everything as much as we would iike to be? Why have we not more people, who take the trouble to explane things in an understanfing way, this guy is a gem and puts a differant perspective on things for me, thank you. ❤
As someone who knows a little aboutt how this works. I think the main reason why Mr. Burke can't get a master is because no master would take the risk of putting him under their wing. There is too much historical evidence of members of the Burke family not being the easiest people to employ.
Members of the Burke family have nothing to do with it - he is ab individual being targeted by the Establishment - he doesn't meet the Woke Government Anti Christian Agenda
If my solicitor introduced Burke as council for any case of mine, he'd lose a client PDQ. Burke shows no objectivity and a complete inability to see things outside his world view. Not the guy you'd want advocating your side
I doubt he could have advanced in even the study of law to the level he has if that's the case. You imagine that solicitors who's belief system you don't know have no personal opinion about things? I doubt that.
I guess no barister wants the attention that taking on a Bourke would entail, the behaviour of his siblings and resistance to following the rules and generally being a team player and getting on with things would put any employer of. Reality is the family are less employable than members of the travelling community
At least many members of the travelling community are excellent workers in my experience How ever Martina and Sean Burke have reared a bag of unemployable cats. Martina is very highly strung with a compulsive obsession to generate conflict. In turn her biblically named circus clowns have inherited and extended this obsession. Hence the chaos!!
@@FitizMartin excellent workers really? 61% unemployment rate would suggest otherwise, I've employed some over the years and they behave like children, utterly useles
The Burke family have only themselves to blame. They have basically made their entire family unemployable. Any employer would be taking a huge risk to hire any of the Burkes. They better figure out how to create their own business if they want to make a living. Then they can employ each other and deal with suing each other.
My goodness, such a long-winded presentation! I had to check three times that I wasn’t watching a RUclips short because there was so much repetition that I was convinced I was watching for the 2nd or 3rd time! Brevity is the soul of wit!!
I disagree. For me who was unfamiliar with case I found the detail of the facts very informative and useful. As a result I feel more able to make my own mind up about the matter.
The Burke circus has been a long running saga with many chapters- hence the lenghty explanation.!! Would need a list of runners and riders to add to the picture of this confrontation obsessed circus of performing parrots.!!😂
@@kaamkmca No problem with him relating the facts - that’s absolutely fine. Problem is with him repeating the same facts over and over again to make the video 4 times longer than it needs to be. That’s just a waste of time not to mention boring.
The Bar Council are a bunch of arrogant pals who are so drunk in their own self importance, they never considered that there might be applicants so different to the norm in terms of views and opinions. If they took a night off from congratulating each other, they might realise they have an excellent aspiring barrister who deserves his chance.
He is the very definition of a diversity hire, if you believe in that kind of thing - and the Bar Council certainly professes it does. And, if you believe in merit alone, then he has exemplary credentials. Justice is meant to be blind, or it's not Justice. The reticence to hire Burke speaks to the pathetic state of Irish Justice. Clutch your smug opinions all you want, this state of affairs is a loss for all. When the legal profession collectively acts in this discriminatory way, trust in objectivity collapses. Personally, I couldn’t care less for rosary beads and rainbow flags - it's all wind and piss. But I care for Justice, Truth, Science, and Law. A barrister’s political/religious beliefs are incidental. His or her duty is to the clients best legal interests.
@@tubewatchingelephant lol I think it's more to do with the level of contempt of Court that he and the other members of his family display! I agree, someone who has a good solid and hard line with making pupils work in their devilment would do him no end of good and have an iron clad contract outlining the behaviour as well as making sure that they can't, yet again, sue the employer would do the lad the world of good and get him away from the rest of his family and be the making of him - but there's plenty of others looking for a place so it's just par for the course of employment - and the law is no different from any other employment path - you take the person who's the easiest to employ - and when you aren't that - then that's on you, not the employer
This would not be a diversity hire. The reason is - that diversity doesn't include candidates that are forcibly removed from court screaming they don't accept "transgenderism". This is why he is not getting a job. Nothing to do with his "religious beliefs"
Thank you for discussing this. This story has made it's way around the world. It is appalling, but not surprising, how Simeon Burke is being treated. The Ireland Bar has obviously decided to deny Simeon Burke an opportunity to practice law because their slogans about diversity in law is a sham, they don't mean it, they only mean diverse in the sense of, you believe what we approve. This is a false diversity and shameful. I'm Irish by ancestry and embarrassed by what is clearly happening here. Are there no solicitors in Ireland courageous enough to step forward and say this must end and a young man who has worked so hard and done so well will not be denied his opportunity. Does Ireland so fear true diversity of opinion it will deny one of their own sons that opportunity, that he earned with his own hard work and accomplishment? Ireland certainly is making news these days, but frankly not in a good way. I wouldn't be so quick to add this to the embarrassing list. The world is watching. Give Simeon Burke his opportunity.
The Bar did no such thing. He was called to the Bar. He himself wasn't able to get pupilage with a Master. The Bar cannot force a barrister to take on any individual.
If this young man was a man of colour, a traveller,or an immigrant and treated like thus, just imagine the uproar from all the do- gooders in this county. Those are the people who preach equality for all. For the people who say he should go to UK, why should he have to go to another country? Absolutely disgracefully.
Depends, is this theoretical man of colour, traveller, or immigrant able to conform to the professional standards of their employer and get along with their coworkers without involving their belligerent, litigious family members?
Try basic human interaction skills learned at home and National school. No need to go to Cambridge to learn that Martina! Obvious that Martina does not have basic human interaction skills to teach inthe first place No wonder the biblical band turned out to be her performing parrots😢😢
@@Zer0JusTice-qh8bc That would be true but I don't see any corruption where barristers are unwilling to take on a pupil who has on a number of occasions shown that he cannot control himself in court. Greeting legal setbacks with shouting and accusations of corruption against the judge doesn't add much to your appeal to those who have to work with those same judges
Half the ones in the comments say "oh poor Simeon he's awfully intelligent that's what we need" would say the legal profession in Ireland has "notions" of themselves and are elitist and out of touch (I don't necessarily disagree). You don't think the Burkes don't act in a class of their own too?
He’s absolutely being singled out. I believe it’s to make an example of him and send a message to other law students that you either adopt our opinions & beliefs or you don’t practice and is a perfect example of George Orwell’s 1984, unfortunately we’re only at the tip of the iceberg of what’s coming. I watched the video where the officers show up at his parents house looking for his brother and at one point one of the officers says “ we have a job to do” when they’re being called out for what they are doing and I seem to remember a phrase from history “I was following orders”. Those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it…MARTIN NIEMÖLLER: "FIRST THEY CAME FOR..."
@@pedropadel141 So you believe barristers & solicitors should be automatons who should blindly obey and shouldn’t have opinions or beliefs? I thought barristers & solicitors were one of the first lines of defense to challenge injustice’s and hold government’s accountable if they overreach? How do they do that if they don’t have opinions & beliefs, or do they only do it for the money? It’s a shame that people who are passionate about what they want to accomplish are shut down because they don’t go along with the status quo’s agenda and yes it is Orwellian. You don’t have to agree with someone’s views but to shut them down because of it is an injustice….too bad there isn’t someone to fight for that injustice.
Yes, modern education is unable to tell us what a woman is, insists on using incorrect pronouns and pumps our children full of ideological cultural Marxism. Who would criticise it?
I feel sorry for Simeon Burke. He has done everything else in his professional training to a high standard. He is very intelligent, however he needs to understand how his behaviour, actions, how he conducts himself and his negative association with his family are hindering his future prospects.
Ok listened again to what you have said. So I am getting they will include diverse people with diverse thinking, encourage it, they seem they are all for this, unless you do not agree with them. If he did finish his training and be self employed he would be able to work with like minded clients, and they would want to work with him. I am not seeing anyone coming forward saying he has been difficult to work with in the past. Regardless of my own thinking on subjects, and I have no religion, so not in the game. But I am noticing people being overlooked in the work place for having a bit of common sense, (not sure how else to put it) . So if you just say you agree with XYZ you are in, but if you don't lie about it your out. I am sure there are a lot of bias in all areas, the fact they do not voice it, means they get away with it. Just an old person that is trying to understand. And I know I am frustrating you on this subject. Sorry.
Joan, this young man was carried out of the High Court by 4 Gardai at the direction of the sitting judge. The reason was on account of his behaviour in the court. The behaviour and subsequent conviction and successful appeal are dealt with in this article in the Irish Times:www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/courts/2024/04/15/simeon-burke-has-conviction-for-volatile-breach-of-the-peace-struck-out/ If you were a Master barrister and you were considerting taking him on you may take into account this conduct. Along with other issues/concerns you might have and whether someone else might be a safer bet for the pupillage. You might also consider his judgment and common sense and take those types of thing into account. For example going into the High Court and shouting over a judge when you are on the final leg of your barrister training. Was this sensible? The fact that he is a Christian is not the reason he has been unable to find a Master, in my opinion. The Law Library is full of Christians, they are in an overwhelming majority. The Law Society, the Bar Council, the Law Library, the Dail, Irish society generally is full of Christians who form the overwhelming majority.
I find it fascinating how some people think Simeon is being hard done by. His whole family have shown time and again to be totally unreasonable to work with and prepared to escalate legal actions at a whim. I can see why someone wouldn't hire him to walk their dog, never mind something that could bring massive negative consequences on their business. The whole family want everyone to bend the knee to them, but they are totally unwilling to compromise for anyone.
you delusional individual..Even in the post communist countries the ppl can't believe what kind of corrupted police state Ireland is. Burke is not trouble makere but a man who knows the Constitution ( obviously you don't) and he has the spine ( obviously you don't ). I found fascinating your irrational comment indeed.
Who would want the hasdle of having an apprentice who was forever alienating judges. The barrister will always have to deal with the courts. As thr late great Tony Soprano barrister-at-law put it "Donrt defaecate where you eat"
So your thinking is it's the job of barristers to suck up to judges? How can they defend an individual against the establishment by that approach? Clients get stuffed. Barristers are required to stand up for their client without fear of prejudice or hope of favour from The judiciary. To suggest otherwise demonstrates an ignorance of the Common Law system.
I am not a lawyer. However, the reality is in any walk of life is that if someone is looked upon, rightly or wrongly, as difficult to manage it will militate against them. Barristers are sole traders. They dont have to take someone on. There are barristers of very conservative views who have not stepped up.
Wrong. No person in business can discriminate against a customer, client, colleague, or professional peer based on prejudice against that person's religious beliefs. No barrister has the even had the courage to declare why they refused Simon a pupillage! It's not for you to speculate as to what theirs reasons were. You do not know! Stop defending UNLAWFUL discrimination by making unfounded assertions.
I agree in peoples right to free speech. I might agree with him on some things and not others. However, my experience of the world is that people make self-interested decisions. For example, most top barristers went to the "right schools" so there has always been cliques. it will always be the case. My point was that people wont risk hassle. Im not saying they are right on any other level. Just the way it is.
@@araceboaracebo3992 Declining to take on an apprentice because you find their capacity for professional conduct lacking is not discrimination in any legal sense, sorry.
A long winded video where you explained the process twice, if not three times, but, interestingly, you offered no opinion on how Simeon Burke was being treated. You are as bad as those government lackeys in the Bar Council. If you know something is wrong, you have a moral duty to try and rectify it. Otherwise, you are as guilty.
A huge component for success in any career is the ability to get along with people. The Burke's have absolutely none of these qualities. After Ammi's antics in Arthur Cox and Enoch's ongoing war with Wilson's Hospital and the families general demeanour of entitlement and obnoxiousness no employer in their right mind would take any of them on. They did this to themselves.
Having to have social approval from within the community, unrelated to ones actual ability to do the practice is an arbitary exclusion of the unpopular and clearly unethical.
But that is not what is going on here. Social approval has zero to do with business risks. Burke has declared he doesn't support certain Acts on the Irish Statute Book. He also was carried out of Court for shouting from the public gallery. Two red flags for any would be Master. Burke did this to himself
The law society are cowering away from their obligation to give Mr Burke his pupilage. It stinks right to core. The law society are making a mockery of the law and not doing what it's supposed to do. Mr Burke comes across as a highly intelligent man and that's what frightens the empty vessel of a law society we have.....
They do not have an obligation to provide him with a pupilage. They provided him with the list of Barrister taking on Devils. None wanted him. All the intelligence in the world won't help when you announce that you do not accept the laws of the land and you get dragged out of the public gallery in court for shouting at the judge.
The Burke's beliefs are not an issue. Their insistence to inflict their beliefs and unfounded accusations against organisations like the HSE and the Bar Council and harrassing individual like Alan Dillon are the issue. No barrister needs that trouble. If Simeon was a bit more subtle and less vocal, especially on social media, about his beliefs, he might stand a better chance of becoming a practicing barrister while still holding his beliefs, which he is entitled to.
@@robert111193 no it's not ok I have no issue with trans anything but I dont believe I should be made to refer anyone as they or it. Trans need to change their birth certificate to a different name male or female and what ever is on the birth cert name I will call, but we are becoming a society of madness giving into every whim of identity such a as they or it. Give it a break how about we push hetro into everyone face wonder how all the trans and everyone else would react.
What do i think ? Forget about what I think. We wanna know what you think. This is your profession, this is your remit. Tell us what you really think is going on.
Maybe if that family kept their American evangelist religion to themselves and didn't try to impose it on Irish people and Irish courts, they wouldn't have these problems.
@@lindalonergan7887 LMAO bat's idea of freedom is exactly right - you don't have the freedom to demand things that you're actions have prevented you from getting just by being a tyrant!
Good. The fact that he has to get his Mammy and sister to whinge on his behalf with the Law Society does not speak well to his own abilities. They are all such a pain in the hole and a dose that this is chickens coming home to roost.
@@paddyt4043 over 1,500 people 53/47% have been legally issued gender certificates since the enactment of the Gender Recognition Act 2015. Do you think trans people will stop being born if you delegitimitise them?
@@attract1234 Freedom to express views sure, but that does not mean freedom from the consequences. He had to be skull dragged out of court ffs. Get a GRIPT on yourself. Now that...that was a joke Asshat1234.....I mean...Attract1234
Thanks for another great presentation. The qualifying process for barristers seems very antiquated and probably needs to change in line with most other professions
The Burkes are likely to find it impossible to get employment such is their conduct in shouting down people en masse at events. If you take on one of them, you have the whole family down on top of you if an issue arises. They are paying a price for their behaviour.
Unfortunately members of the family did not have a good working relationship with their employers. Each of them seem to be a trojan horse for one third party in particular.
It is not our opinions of what we think is happening you should be interested in , it is your opinion and expert knowledge of the profession you should be conveying to us. It seems pretty obvious what is going on, considering his time and energy are going to be ,for free , and his excellent study results are second to none, it is a disgrace, and should be investigated.
@@terrygorry Well if you were a true honest broker and a person of principle and integrity seeking the truth and justice, you would have no issue with stating your mind on the subject. It would be encouraging and reassuring to the public at large that there is some chance of unbiased honest representation within the legal profession regardless of the situation, to undermine someone's ability to earn a living in their chosen profession because you do not agree with them on certain issues is unjust. Why do you think this is happening, in your opinion.
The Bar Council on their website have a diversity etc survey - last year I think 12% of barristers responded and the main concerns raised were to do with fees/income and work/life balance. I can see the Bar Council and the Law Society being disbanded-what do they even do?
I would hazard a guess and say due to the past shenanigans of himself and the rest of his family even the most publicly spirited prospective employer would baulk at employing him because of very real possibility of having to deal with his mother over some issue at some stage in the future. Would any prospective employer not consider this?
Thank you for posting these clarifications. So there is absolutely NO objective reason why this outstanding young man should not have a list of Masters from which he can choose, right? But he is 2 years knocking on the doors of shop that has been closed to him because of what exactly? Of course, the only reason he, I, his mother, his father, his sister and everyone else in Ireland can imagine, is that he is the brother of Enoch Burke. Sister of Aimii Burke. What else are we to believe?
His latest bit of bother relates to him being present and being the camera operator for the Burke hit on the Ploughing Championships. Sean Guerin SC Chair of the Bar said he is reviewing this episode. It's performance outrage. Their American funders are probably pushing for more exposure and more division and more anarchy. Why else would he have done something as crazy as be involved in a stunt at the Ploughing so close to the closing deadline for finding a willing Master
How to talk endlessly without saying anything of any import. Those who are viewing this video almost certainly know the basic facts of the case and don't need them repeated endlessly. If you're seeking opinion here, or details about the progress of the case you'll need to go elsewhere.
Very informative video. Thank you.. As The Burkes have decided to reject certain orders from the courts because the orders conflict with their beliefs. They now choose to complain because maybe some of the barristers they now need have possibly decided to make their own decisions as to who they would be happy to mentor and indeed have associated with their businesses.... Burke, you can't have it every way!
'Would you like to put your hand inside this wood chipper?' - no. How about hiring this nutcase? - no? I cannot think of any good reason why someone would not want to hire that Burke chap......
Why doesn't he understand it was his brother who started all this and continues to do so by showing up at his old school?i think law firms just don't want to take the chance with him.if anything went wrong it would be very bad publicity.the burke family have only themselves to blame.
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What a load of repetition. Could have taken 3 minutes
Agreed he speaks a lot and says Nothing…
In Ireland we don't have enough of anything and you are here blaming one person for the forthcomings of the entire court system here. Most people who are serious about studying law and clearly Simeon has already been to the UK, knows that everything in Ireland is so much slower due to the lack of mentors. Simeon's video was merely a plea to give nothing and get whatever he wants because the Burke family is a media interest.
He is a solicitor after all 😂😂
This all stinks of a rotten prejudice against the whole Burke family.
Na they're just a-holes going back years now. It's nothing to do with religion or gender anything, these people have made life hell for Galway University and various other places who accepted them. They've made themselves virtually unemployable. Imagine anyone hiring him then having the let him go for any reason
The Burkes think prejudice is fine tho
Vile family.
@@Zer0JusTice-qh8bc doesn't have to be negative intent just self preservation, if you look at the problems the whole family have caused since their college days, who in their right mind wants to take that on. I was actually shocked the sister found someone. Like if you had to fire him for any reason can you imagine what would happen, I'd guess most would expect some version of the Enoch situation
@@Zer0JusTice-qh8bc I totally get what your saying but when you reduce it to an individual thing meaning the actual individual who has to employ him it's a Huge risk or at least could be perceived as one especially with so much media on the family right now and for the foreseeable future. I just don't think it needs to be a deliberate malevolent conspiracy as some in the comments think as much as just no one wanting to take the risk. It's definitely sad for him after so much work. Maybe someone in their Christian community can help? (genuinely, I don't mean that sarcastically)
Thanks Terry for the explanation.
However the Bar Council has history of granting admission to applicants who's characters were/are seriously flawed.
Double standards are being employed by the Bar Council of Ireland concerning membership.
Taking on a pupil is completely at the discretion of a senior barrister. The Bar Council cannot force a new pupil on anyone. Not surprisingly, no senior barrister will want anything to do with this circus. Entirely their own fault. Do they honestly think this circus is doing him any good? The mother is poison.
@partyguinness The poison in this country is the unreformed legal system. In 2011 the IMF identified the archaic Irish legal system as the greatest obstacle to progress in this country and advocated for urgent reform. Our pitiful masters like Endie Kinney bottled it. Does anybody wonder why?
@@seamusweber8298 double standards are unknown of in ireland!!
a family member in the kildare area from a working class family (if there is such dictinction nowadays) came out of griffith college with a law degree a few years back,most of the class were from legal/farming/professional back grounds,not one company of solicitors would take him on for work experience,i have no doubt back ground was the reason(closed shop) ,went to the u k,got a job further study and achieved his goal ,
On the other hand nephew out of NUIG ,no legal pedigree at all.
Recruited by very reputable law firm in Dublin on the basis of his exam results.
Horses for courses is another entry route that my nephew found .!!!
Doing well so far.
Winner allright!!😂
Great stuff, the problem with Ireland too small, all went to same schools ,
socialising in each other pockets. And if the face doesn't fit then your not welcome, All needs to change. Our country is a laughing stock.
I did that myself and got an apprenticeship in Ireland
But yes, i knew people who went to UK and got their training there.
Came back ruined, by the way.
Typical Ireland for you always has been always will be
@@FitizMartin yeah I bet he does not dare question anything and is a total yes man.
They won't hire him because they won't accept any other viewpoint That they don't agree with, whether it is right or wrong we need it be able to respect others in the real world, 'you can be right all the time, or you can be happy'.
Blessings for Simeon Burke that he gets the opportunities he needs to progress his career
The problem 4 Simeon nd d Burke family is they are not corrupt, if they accepted d law cud b circumvented he wud b devilling already. They're a significant amount of barristers nd solicitors that are deeply corrupt, it looks like d Bar council nd d law library are covering 4 them.
# correct ur own homework shud not b allowed!
Anyone who thinks there isn't corruption in the courts system is very naive indeed. Just look at the money that's sloshing around.
Are you saying that there must be corruption wherever there is money? Is the problem then unsolvable?
@@AdrianColleyanywere, there's shit loads of money, there is corruption, everybody wants it.
There is corruption in the Burkes too
The judicial system seems to work as a self-protecting, self-serving mechanism. They have been weaponised against the Burke family most likely at the request of the govmvernment. Namely Leo V.
I experienced it first hand where my barrister colluded with the opposite barrister . I have no faith in justice in this country
It would have been nice to hear your opinion also Terry. I watched the entire video and you just repeated what’s already in the news.
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@limerick Repeated ad nauseam, with no conclusion.
Terry, everyone must admire your effort to defend the integrity of the legal profession. Unfortunately, those of us who live in the real world, are not part of the closed club clique, experienced poor service, extortionate fees, base overcharging without any hope of redress (being mugged twice on an appeal is not an honest option), would have ethical difficulties in agreeing with our point of view.
Well said 👏
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REMEMBER The Law Society promoted the removal of the word "mother" from the Irish Constitution 2024 referendum!.
REMEMBER that Simeon Burke has no connection with the Law Society. He is looking to get into the Law Library and become a qualified barrister. Nothing to do with the Law Society. But don't let facts get in the way..
And got the mood of the public spectacularly wrong. They should stay out of politics, no mandate from members.
Devil-ing says it all
@@terrygorry Love these videos. With the comments, It really does expose the Amadán of this world.
Nice reply too lol
It speaks volumes that out of this entire 11 minute+video,,,not one ounce of help or advice for this gentleman trying to gain ""pupillage """ This gentleman gained his ""achievements"" at Cambridge no less...So a genius at this level,,,this is ""no coincidence "" that the ""establishment "" of solicitors/barristers are closing rank,,,You should be ashamed of your profession...
I have no time for the Burke family and what they stand for but I am grudgingly forced to admit that they have a point here. He is being prevented from completing his professional training because people don't like him and what he stands for. This is discrimination. I can full understand why no barrister wants to take him on and I wouldn't force anyone to hire him but there should be an alternative route available. This actually applies to every career with an apprenticeship (plumping carpentry etc) people are included or excluded because of who they are and who they know rather than on their own merits.
A rams horn
That depends on the value to the country of excluding unsuitable people from certain professions. If you regard it as every citizen's right to enter any profession regardless of their reputation and attitude to professional rules, then he has a point.
I don't think he or anyone else is entitled to a job. I certainly wouldn't hire him and I am not surprised no Barrister will either. I do think he should be allowed to finish his training though and then it is up to him to try to find someone who will hire him.
What a wonderful comment👍
It isn't discrimination it's the direct result of the Burke's obnoxious behaviour. I could have all the qualifications in the world for a job but if I can't leave my personal beliefs aside and can't get along with my colleagues then I wouldn't be an asset to an employer I'd be a liability.
Mr Burke,,has gained the highest possible qualification at Cambridge of all places,,,you would expect offices all over wanting this young man,,,,it speaks volumes that this entire 11 minute +video you would have some advice/help for Mr Burke,,,yet you and the establishment are ""mouse quite "" in offers of help or advice...Your professionals should hold their heads in shame,,,
It's a shame that he is unemployable. It's a bit like The minister for the Environment winning free first class flights with every airline in the world and the policy is bus and train
You show yet again that you have zero grasp of the issues at hand or the structure of the legal profession. Or indeed basic grammar.
No employer wants to hire an activist.
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No employer wants to hire a lunatic in the first place especially a member of the Burke social misfit clown show😢😢
Definitely the system is against the young burk lad if he has all them qualifications he should have been taken with in a couple of weeks not still waiting around 2 years in hoping to get an opportunity. This country is gone to hell corruption is everywhere
Its a sad state of affairs and unfortunately I would say there is some truth in what he thinks. He's such a bright lad but he must have known when he got involved in the public case that it might affect his career. Its hard though not to support your family and beliefs when it affects you emotionally.
Reel shame, is their anything that can be done for this family. It appears as bright and energetic as they are, they'll struggle in life to get employed.
Unfortunately their self-importance considerably outweighs their perceived intelligence.
The obvious lack of even basic social interaction skills in all the Burke clown circus members places them at a huge disadvantage regardless of the nature of the employment e.g.
Ammi - solicitor -fired
Enoch - teacher - dismissed + jailbird
Jemima - journalist - unemployed
Martina - mother- permanently highly strung
etc😢😢
This doesn't make it right, it just shows how corrupt and fucked up Ireland is
A very long winded presentation that resembled a filibuster more than an apt explanation of Mr Burke`s situation. Sorry but I was tearing my hair out waiting for you to get to the point. Mr Burke is perhaps his best advocate, his explanation today of his situation demonstrates not only the justice of his case but also his incredible verbal forensic reasoning and I would encourage others to go and listen to him directly.
I disagree. For me who was unfamiliar with case I found the detail of the facts, as given in this video, very informative and useful. As a result I feel more able to make my own mind up about the matter.
If you want long-winded, you could indeed go to Mr Burke. You might also refer to the responses he has received, which he continues to misrepresent publicly. I'm not the only person that finds this a perfectly clear summary of the situation.
@@Yorksbass As an explanation it was about as clear as mud, it totally avoided the substantive issue.
@@gorgeousgoomer46then you must have an issue with comprehension. All of the information is there. He scrupulously avoids offering an opinion.
@@gorgeousgoomer46 So you believe what the Burkes say? hahahaha that's funny
There's a contradiction at play here I think. How can rhe law library say that newly qualified barristers can be assured of sourcing a master if masters are free to accept or reject applications on an individual basis ?
Agreed, exactly correct Paddy. The Bar Council assurances are untrue clearly.
I imagine there are caveats within the promise. The expectation that the student will act with decorum for example.
@@Shotnthdark Are these caveats listed, codified?
@@richardshortall5987that proves the point though eh? Their idea of decorum is not espousing scepticism about transgenderism.
@@mcdaddy2011Their idea of decorum probably amounts to not being constantly removed from court for being unruly, speaking over judges, claiming to know more than members of the judiciary who’ve sat on the bench for decades, etc.
Whatever about the Burkes’ academic accomplishments, it’s spectacular idiocy to get involved in that sort of behaviour when you’re seeking to make a career in the legal profession.
I had a friend who was undergoing the same process. He literally had to beg to get work as a devil. So it's not a forgone conclusion you'll get one no matter who you are.
You don't get work you are devilled for a year. You are training under that barrister with no pay.
Many, many people support the Burkes.
Just not potential employers and Irish people.
Could count them on one hand I bet.
Definitely NO employer would have them inside the door of any business.
They are drawn to conflict like magnets to metal😢😢😢
@@FitizMartinepic !
How can an Angel find a devil - quite difficult I reckon 😂😂😂
Simeon and his family can rejoice and be exceedingly glad for Jesus said this to those who are persecuted by the world. Unfortunately, Ireland is no longer a Catholic or Christian nation where their law councils are beholden to the law of God and righteousness, but have sunken to a new low of discrimination of a Christian.
Persecuted by the world. - that's right. Everyone in the world got together to issue a poor family with four lifetime bans from the Christian Union, 3 convictions including one the father for beating up a female Garda. Two spent time in prison. Four were found to have misappropriated funds. The world is very naughty.
Thank God we don’t live in a theocracy. We have first hand experience of the harm inflicted by so called religious individuals.
Why should the Burkes complain, won't their reward be great in heaven?
@@pedropadel141 Did anyone charge the female Garda with incompetence? Shame on her for letting down the Feminazi movement! With equal rights go equal responsibilities.
@@RitaHartmann so on top of her being beaten by a man, you want her disciplined for incompetence when this has not been raised as an issue so far? Are you sure you should be online while the meds haven't kicked in?
It was a member of the Bouurke family that pointed out with Ingrid Miley the infant food poisoning, which was conveniently buried around 2006,2005..
You see,law today and the Irish law society, promotes criminality by proxy.
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Have they let you out for the weekend?
That just sounds silly
You conspiracy theorists are all nuts.
Don't strain yourself too much with that massive stretch there.
I don't approve of tarring someone with the same brush by judging him by the actions of others, including his family. However with his behaviour in court, Simeon Burke has shown the same lack of awareness of the importance of soft skills that his sister Ammi Burke showed in her WRC debacle in 2020. This family has yet to realise that emotional/social intelligence is just as important as academic intelligence, if not more, and that is the concern of any potential Master.
The fact that all of this has got to this point is crazy. Something isn't right
This explains the issues with the system birds of a feather stick together I may not agree with someone but we need a variety of opinions and experience to have a fair legal system that represents everyone the system needs to be reviewed this is not right but it explains the sentences or lack given out the two tier system
As Christians the Burkes should be familiar with the Bible phrase: "as ye sow, so shall ye reap"
What a ludicrous comment.
I agree
That seems a silly comment. How has Simeon Burke sown denying someone an opportunity they earned.
@@fenfrk You well why.The whole family is unhinged and unemployable. The rantings at judges in the courts and having to be physically carried out by Garda. The whole trespassing and having to be jailed for contempt of court by his brother. No barrister in his right mind would take on a member of that family.
Can’t imagine why he’s finding it so hard to find a master. Sure wouldn’t you just love to have him and his family attached to you for a whole year.
I know! And you'd have the help of his family screaming in your face and other law professionals all the time. How is that not a massive asset for a self employed business.
Imagine the damage having any connection to that family would do to a practice. A drain on tax payers the lot of them.
Someone standing for what they believe??? Shock horror
ha ha ha ha
@@cormaccarrolltotally unacceptable for someone to protest a position of, the apparent incongruency, prejudice … Ireland is a Titanic in an ocean of qokeism …
If he was wearing lipstick , skirt ,high heels and stockings he'd have a much better chance because that's more "normal" in today's Ireland, 😂😂😂
That is a shockingly sexist comment. You should be ashamed and embarrassed.
@terrygorry shocking and shameful are qualities that don't exist anymore, your behind the times , sexist? How do you know what sex I identity as ? , are you transphobic ? Be careful your career could be in danger 😉
You should be ashamed and embarrassed yourself ,let's be ashamed and embarrassed together ❤️
Seriously weak of you ,deleting harmless and fun poking comment, you need to take a personality improvement workshop.
@terrygorry 😂he was referring to current woke virus offering protections to minorities while trampling all over women's inherent qualities would give him a better chance in Ireland currently.
It might not be right or fair but it is completely understandable. The Burke, thought their own actions have basically made themselves unemployable. They use Irish law and the courts system when it suits them and when it doesn't go their way they shout from the rooftops. Their behaviour is completely unacceptable and one would often wonder about the state of their mental health. I can't see how any prospective employer could take the chance in employing any of them, they could ruin his or her business overnight. The whole family really are no more than over educated thugs & bullies.
Absolutely true.
@@ror2349You are so right. The American evangelical cult is pouring money into Ireland in an effort to brainwash gullible people. Its working in America, Germany and Poland. There's also dirty Russian money involved in an effort to weaken Europe and the US.
Completely agree with you..!!
"Over educated thugs and bullies"
Enoch Burke is a school teacher, a patriot, a loving son, and a Christian that has been persecuted for defending the most vulnerable in society. He is in prison for upholding his religious belief; the same belief that guides his moral and ethical code of conduct. I'd like you to note that the same establishment that keeps him imprisoned and refuses to acknowledge the academic credulity of his brother Simeon has decided not to jail evil men like Judge Brian Curtain. To remind you; Brian Curtin is a former barrister and Irish Circuit Court judge who was tried for possessing images of ch*ld p*rnography. After the case collapsed, the question of whether Curtin could continue as a judge became the focus of political and legal disputes. An impeachment motion was launched in the Dáil in 2004 until Curtin resigned in 2006 on grounds of ill health, and the motion lapsed. Curtain, in his arrogance refused to step down and not as much as a day on remand.
History will be kind to the Burkes, in particular Enoch, and anyone who believes such a lovely young man deserves to be on Mountjoy prison should deeply reflect upon their reasons for thinking this way.
Ignorant uneducated people are the biggest threat to society as a whole. Thus the law speaks in riddles.
He should be entitlement to the same opportunities as all other candidates
He is.
Oh really? What's your own opinion Terry(regarding the way Mr.Burke is being treated?)
@@JohnDavis-gh4tl Which one?
Unfortunately I only reached the grade of bus driver , so don't understand the ins and outs of what this family are doing however I think this will end up in Europe and it will cost this country millions because everyone everyone has a right to their opinion whether it's right or wrong and when the courts get involved in opinions it's getting serious .
No, it won't end up in Europe.
And the millions it will cost will be the cost of Enoch Burke's accomodation in Mountjoy and his ongoing salary.
Well those of you that are against this family disgust me with what you are saying this man is young and when we are young we think differently than when we are older and have a few more life experiences if he is given a chance he may surprise you all with the right person to tutor him tell me when you all were young were you given a chance in life I bet you were well then I’m shure he would be Great at advocating for his clients as he has already done this . We all have our own thaughts on matters Shurely if the tutelage is worth doing the tutor wouldn’t put Simeon in a position as to undermine his tutetledge with ? Any beliefs he or anyone else would have . So what you are effectively saying is that Simeon is the only one whom thinks this way or that has beliefs in the law world . Well from what I have seen with you all is that you have a bias of your own Some one needs to help this young man with a bright mind they don’t come along very often Have some humanity about you or is every one godless with no empathy in this world
Right on! Thank you!
it appears Simeon is an outstanding man of character and integrity, and it really doesn’t surprise me that the law societies here in Ireland are cowardly. There’s so much corruption within the hearts and minds of these judges and solicitors. Some are devils in disguise. I stand with Simeon and his brother. These brothers are the true leadership that Ireland and its people deserve. Simeon and his brother are a formidable force in their own rights. Simeon will not be stopped, he will become a barrister. He will also become a judge one day and judge righteously. God speed to Simeon and all the Bourke family. It is a righteous judgement to proclaim that a boy is a boy and a girl is a girl. It is time to stand up and hold fast to common sense.
Well said totally agree 😊
Are you also a follower of these brainwashed family of evangelical fanatics.
It's time to stop using the phrase "common sense" to mean political beliefs.
Perish the thought.
Any judge the Burke 's meet they invariably look for the judge to recuse him/her self from the case on the grounds of some flimsy imagined conflict of interest!!
In the very,very unlikely event of Simeon ever becoming aJudge and in line with the Burke practice,his first task would be to recuse himself from any case to come before him.!!!
Madness😂😂
@FitizMart. He has the intellectual prowess to be a judge-a Cambridge first. There aren't too many like him in The Four Goldmines.
The inclusion of the word Devil an appropriate word that fit's in perfectly with the "judicial system in Ireland".
Could he not go to the UK and finish over there?!? Then come back and practice here if he wishes?!?
He could. Much like women had to travel to the UK for health care, he should have no problem doing the same
The internet exists and prospective employers do background checks so I don't think moving to the UK would make any difference
Yes i thought of the same thing, good luck to him
You're basically saying Ireland is backwards and the UK is better still. And an idiot below is agreeing with you as long as it's weaponized against people he dislikes. Why would you ever come back to the backwards meritless corrupt country you leave behind?
@@shamoo70 some one in America might take him on and then the rest of the family could get sponsorship to go - their beliefs would be more at home there and their behaviour less bizarre - and Barristers tend to be more performative than decorous, so he'd do grand ☺️
I would not work with him. The family are extreme. Religion without Spirituality is just an ideology.
Rule of law and being someone who can set aside personal views or religious matters is a pre requisite for acting as a barrister or solicitor. What it means is that one must respect the judiciary and the legal system when acting for clients. That's my view.
This means that an objective immoral character of the institution has no way of being subject to public objection should it be contrary...
Your view is the exact opposite of reality. The entire legal system in Ireland is a rotten edifice, the IMF told us in 2011. We are in 2024 and it remains. Review the correspondence between CJ Denham and our previous 'Minister' for Justice Franny.
Weird that they still have a system of "training" people that will be competing for the same work once qualified. The words open and transparent are being flogged to death recently but the bar can hardlt claim to be. If we dont allow certain people to join then we cant claim practicing law to be a meritocracy, which it should be, fair and impartial. The law claims to treat everyone equally but money buys you a bigger chance of not being punished if you break it. Whole system needs a check.
Shur there are plenty of strong conservative Catholic barristers who may share Simeon Burke’s on transgenderism. But I am sure that none of them would be prepared to be a Master to him because of his and his family’s histrionic history with the courts and with people in general. I have heard that barristers have indicated that the litigation risk of taking him on would far outweigh the entertainment value.
You mean they are afraid he will sue them and they will lose?
Conservative Catholics could find it difficult to work with evangelical Christians and vice versa.
@@HH-hd3gsI’d say they’d just prefer to avoid the hassle.
@@niairos Do they not get frustrated with the way the professional bodies are so out of touch with ordinary people and their concerns and obsessed with "diversity and inclusion"?
@@HH-hd3gs No employer in their right mind would take on such a loose cannon.
Given the family track record of dragging their former employers to court who'd want to take the risk!
And of course refusing to accept decisions of court, to the point of being physically dragged out of the courtrooms.
@@AdrianColley behaving like banshees - hardly the professional behaviour one would want in any one associated with them.
What an ill informed defamatory comment. Completely wrong headed. It's the school that's incarcerated Enoch! He is the one being dragged to prison. Get the objective facts straight before you spew hate.
They’re persecuting this family. It’s disgusting.
Terry don’t forget what the state did to the Garda whistleblowers
Terry doesn't care... Gombeens never do
Legal issues aside, I'm amazed at the self destructiveness of this family...They had a legitimate battle to fight , yet failed to understand how to navigate a path in their dispute and use the industrial relations machinery provided in their favour...Its a blue print how not to handle things ...Its also a shame for all of them as if they had an ounce of cop on , they'd realise they have a lot to contribute to the wider community ..
I wonder if McEntee's speech meant DEI is the order of the day.
Mrs Burke has to realize that she has raised an unemployable family,not due to their bigotry but due to their bad behaviour
This makes the most sense Iv heard lately, we really are not in control of everything as much as we would iike to be? Why have we not more people, who take the trouble to explane things in an understanfing way, this guy is a gem and puts a differant perspective on things for me, thank you. ❤
As someone who knows a little aboutt how this works. I think the main reason why Mr. Burke can't get a master is because no master would take the risk of putting him under their wing. There is too much historical evidence of members of the Burke family not being the easiest people to employ.
Terry, you dragging out the issue with repetitive stuff. Thus Burke guy is a problem nobody wants.
Maybe a young master (mistress?🤔)with a bit of courage would be best. What are the criteria for becoming a master/mastress?
Members of the Burke family have nothing to do with it - he is ab individual being targeted by the Establishment - he doesn't meet the Woke Government Anti Christian Agenda
@michaelhealy9557 Being "difficult" should not preclude him from practicing law FFS
100% no firm will touch the Burkes. Rightly so !
No doubt, Burke must get the opportunity to get his license for sollicitor/barrister.
Burke has had the opportunity. Nobody picked him.
The Burke family are very intelligent.
I'd prefer to be dumb
If my solicitor introduced Burke as council for any case of mine, he'd lose a client PDQ.
Burke shows no objectivity and a complete inability to see things outside his world view. Not the guy you'd want advocating your side
Achieving a first in Cambridge would be another issue for you too.
I doubt he could have advanced in even the study of law to the level he has if that's the case. You imagine that solicitors who's belief system you don't know have no personal opinion about things? I doubt that.
I guess no barister wants the attention that taking on a Bourke would entail, the behaviour of his siblings and resistance to following the rules and generally being a team player and getting on with things would put any employer of. Reality is the family are less employable than members of the travelling community
At least many members of the travelling community are excellent workers in my experience
How ever Martina and Sean Burke have reared a bag of unemployable cats.
Martina is very highly strung with a compulsive obsession to generate conflict.
In turn her biblically named circus clowns have inherited and extended this obsession.
Hence the chaos!!
What a diatribe that comment is. The thought police will be after you buddy.
@@FitizMartin excellent workers really? 61% unemployment rate would suggest otherwise, I've employed some over the years and they behave like children, utterly useles
The Burke family have only themselves to blame. They have basically made their entire family unemployable.
Any employer would be taking a huge risk to hire any of the Burkes. They better figure out how to create their own business if they want to make a living. Then they can employ each other and deal with suing each other.
Discrimination is discrimination no matter how much spin you put on it... the " Bar of Ireland" obviously emphasises the "Bar" when it suits them..
The British Accredited Register. Once you see register you should know immediately what that means.
My goodness, such a long-winded presentation! I had to check three times that I wasn’t watching a RUclips short because there was so much repetition that I was convinced I was watching for the 2nd or 3rd time!
Brevity is the soul of wit!!
I disagree. For me who was unfamiliar with case I found the detail of the facts very informative and useful. As a result I feel more able to make my own mind up about the matter.
You're so right.I was appalled
The Burke circus has been a long running saga with many chapters- hence the lenghty explanation.!!
Would need a list of runners and riders to add to the picture of this confrontation obsessed circus of performing parrots.!!😂
@@kaamkmca No problem with him relating the facts - that’s absolutely fine. Problem is with him repeating the same facts over and over again to make the video 4 times longer than it needs to be. That’s just a waste of time not to mention boring.
Who in their right mind are gonna go near him with a 10ft pole ?!
The Bar Council are a bunch of arrogant pals who are so drunk in their own self importance, they never considered that there might be applicants so different to the norm in terms of views and opinions. If they took a night off from congratulating each other, they might realise they have an excellent aspiring barrister who deserves his chance.
He is the very definition of a diversity hire, if you believe in that kind of thing - and the Bar Council certainly professes it does. And, if you believe in merit alone, then he has exemplary credentials. Justice is meant to be blind, or it's not Justice. The reticence to hire Burke speaks to the pathetic state of Irish Justice. Clutch your smug opinions all you want, this state of affairs is a loss for all. When the legal profession collectively acts in this discriminatory way, trust in objectivity collapses. Personally, I couldn’t care less for rosary beads and rainbow flags - it's all wind and piss. But I care for Justice, Truth, Science, and Law. A barrister’s political/religious beliefs are incidental. His or her duty is to the clients best legal interests.
@@tubewatchingelephant lol I think it's more to do with the level of contempt of Court that he and the other members of his family display!
I agree, someone who has a good solid and hard line with making pupils work in their devilment would do him no end of good and have an iron clad contract outlining the behaviour as well as making sure that they can't, yet again, sue the employer would do the lad the world of good and get him away from the rest of his family and be the making of him - but there's plenty of others looking for a place so it's just par for the course of employment - and the law is no different from any other employment path - you take the person who's the easiest to employ - and when you aren't that - then that's on you, not the employer
This would not be a diversity hire. The reason is - that diversity doesn't include candidates that are forcibly removed from court screaming they don't accept "transgenderism". This is why he is not getting a job. Nothing to do with his "religious beliefs"
Hear hear.
Thank you for discussing this. This story has made it's way around the world. It is appalling, but not surprising, how Simeon Burke is being treated. The Ireland Bar has obviously decided to deny Simeon Burke an opportunity to practice law because their slogans about diversity in law is a sham, they don't mean it, they only mean diverse in the sense of, you believe what we approve. This is a false diversity and shameful. I'm Irish by ancestry and embarrassed by what is clearly happening here. Are there no solicitors in Ireland courageous enough to step forward and say this must end and a young man who has worked so hard and done so well will not be denied his opportunity. Does Ireland so fear true diversity of opinion it will deny one of their own sons that opportunity, that he earned with his own hard work and accomplishment? Ireland certainly is making news these days, but frankly not in a good way. I wouldn't be so quick to add this to the embarrassing list. The world is watching. Give Simeon Burke his opportunity.
With all due respect this is not about diversity of opinion or religion or freedome of expression or any of that good stuff.
The Bar did no such thing. He was called to the Bar. He himself wasn't able to get pupilage with a Master. The Bar cannot force a barrister to take on any individual.
Deviling? As a Christian, wouldn't Mr Bourke havr issue with such terminology?
If this young man was a man of colour, a traveller,or an immigrant and treated like thus, just imagine the uproar from all the do- gooders in this county. Those are the people who preach equality for all. For the people who say he should go to UK, why should he have to go to another country? Absolutely disgracefully.
Depends, is this theoretical man of colour, traveller, or immigrant able to conform to the professional standards of their employer and get along with their coworkers without involving their belligerent, litigious family members?
The judicial system in this country is so corrupt. They don't want someone who they can't control and may expose the corruption in the boys club.
@@nderMore bs.
It’s always the people who preach DEI who don’t practice it..
Bit of a bigot are you?
I'm reminded of that line from the film Liar, liar (1997) - "Stop breaking the law asshole."
Irish law is the asshole
These archaic practices should be done away with. You pass your exams you start to practice. Masters and this other bull needs to go.
same with Surgeons etc. Who needs experience. I'll just look up in the medical book where to cut
Watching RUclips videos might be worth a try, too🤔
Try basic human interaction skills learned at home and National school.
No need to go to Cambridge to learn that Martina!
Obvious that Martina does not have basic human interaction skills to teach inthe first place
No wonder the biblical band turned out to be her performing parrots😢😢
@@Zer0JusTice-qh8bc That would be true but I don't see any corruption where barristers are unwilling to take on a pupil who has on a number of occasions shown that he cannot control himself in court. Greeting legal setbacks with shouting and accusations of corruption against the judge doesn't add much to your appeal to those who have to work with those same judges
Half the ones in the comments say "oh poor Simeon he's awfully intelligent that's what we need" would say the legal profession in Ireland has "notions" of themselves and are elitist and out of touch (I don't necessarily disagree).
You don't think the Burkes don't act in a class of their own too?
He’s absolutely being singled out. I believe it’s to make an example of him and send a message to other law students that you either adopt our opinions & beliefs or you don’t practice and is a perfect example of George Orwell’s 1984, unfortunately we’re only at the tip of the iceberg of what’s coming.
I watched the video where the officers show up at his parents house looking for his brother and at one point one of the officers says “ we have a job to do” when they’re being called out for what they are doing and I seem to remember a phrase from history “I was following orders”. Those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it…MARTIN NIEMÖLLER: "FIRST THEY CAME FOR..."
The message he was sent was that he must respect the law if he wants to work in it. Not opinions or beliefs. He is his own worst enemy.
@@pedropadel141 So you believe barristers & solicitors should be automatons who should blindly obey and shouldn’t have opinions or beliefs?
I thought barristers & solicitors were one of the first lines of defense to challenge injustice’s and hold government’s accountable if they overreach?
How do they do that if they don’t have opinions & beliefs, or do they only do it for the money?
It’s a shame that people who are passionate about what they want to accomplish are shut down because they don’t go along with the status quo’s agenda and yes it is Orwellian.
You don’t have to agree with someone’s views but to shut them down because of it is an injustice….too bad there isn’t someone to fight for that injustice.
Is any of this surprising? His bro, Enoch Burke, for example, is unemployable in his profession. No educational institution would want him.
Yes, modern education is unable to tell us what a woman is, insists on using incorrect pronouns and pumps our children full of ideological cultural Marxism. Who would criticise it?
I feel sorry for Simeon Burke. He has done everything else in his professional training to a high standard. He is very intelligent, however he needs to understand how his behaviour, actions, how he conducts himself and his negative association with his family are hindering his future prospects.
Ok listened again to what you have said. So I am getting they will include diverse people with diverse thinking, encourage it, they seem they are all for this, unless you do not agree with them. If he did finish his training and be self employed he would be able to work with like minded clients, and they would want to work with him. I am not seeing anyone coming forward saying he has been difficult to work with in the past. Regardless of my own thinking on subjects, and I have no religion, so not in the game. But I am noticing people being overlooked in the work place for having a bit of common sense, (not sure how else to put it) . So if you just say you agree with XYZ you are in, but if you don't lie about it your out. I am sure there are a lot of bias in all areas, the fact they do not voice it, means they get away with it. Just an old person that is trying to understand. And I know I am frustrating you on this subject. Sorry.
Joan, this young man was carried out of the High Court by 4 Gardai at the direction of the sitting judge. The reason was on account of his behaviour in the court. The behaviour and subsequent conviction and successful appeal are dealt with in this article in the Irish Times:www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/courts/2024/04/15/simeon-burke-has-conviction-for-volatile-breach-of-the-peace-struck-out/
If you were a Master barrister and you were considerting taking him on you may take into account this conduct. Along with other issues/concerns you might have and whether someone else might be a safer bet for the pupillage.
You might also consider his judgment and common sense and take those types of thing into account. For example going into the High Court and shouting over a judge when you are on the final leg of your barrister training. Was this sensible?
The fact that he is a Christian is not the reason he has been unable to find a Master, in my opinion. The Law Library is full of Christians, they are in an overwhelming majority.
The Law Society, the Bar Council, the Law Library, the Dail, Irish society generally is full of Christians who form the overwhelming majority.
Something isn’t right here. I’d say it’s because of his beliefs.
You'd be completely incorrect so.
You'd be completely incorrect so.
It's everything to with previous behaviour. Being forcibly removed from court when you aspire to be a barrister is not a wise move.
@@LeoLynch-yg7vo that I didn’t know anything about.
@@anthonyboyle5078 Oh they've quite a history you should google them. Trouble wherever they go.
I find it fascinating how some people think Simeon is being hard done by. His whole family have shown time and again to be totally unreasonable to work with and prepared to escalate legal actions at a whim. I can see why someone wouldn't hire him to walk their dog, never mind something that could bring massive negative consequences on their business. The whole family want everyone to bend the knee to them, but they are totally unwilling to compromise for anyone.
You.are.so.sick
you delusional individual..Even in the post communist countries the ppl can't believe what kind of corrupted police state Ireland is. Burke is not trouble makere but a man who knows the Constitution ( obviously you don't) and he has the spine ( obviously you don't ). I found fascinating your irrational comment indeed.
Who would want the hasdle of having an apprentice who was forever alienating judges. The barrister will always have to deal with the courts. As thr late great Tony Soprano barrister-at-law put it "Donrt defaecate where you eat"
So your thinking is it's the job of barristers to suck up to judges? How can they defend an individual against the establishment by that approach? Clients get stuffed. Barristers are required to stand up for their client without fear of prejudice or hope of favour from The judiciary. To suggest otherwise demonstrates an ignorance of the Common Law system.
I am not a lawyer. However, the reality is in any walk of life is that if someone is looked upon, rightly or wrongly, as difficult to manage it will militate against them. Barristers are sole traders. They dont have to take someone on. There are barristers of very conservative views who have not stepped up.
Wrong. No person in business can discriminate against a customer, client, colleague, or professional peer based on prejudice against that person's religious beliefs. No barrister has the even had the courage to declare why they refused Simon a pupillage! It's not for you to speculate as to what theirs reasons were. You do not know! Stop defending UNLAWFUL discrimination by making unfounded assertions.
I agree in peoples right to free speech. I might agree with him on some things and not others. However, my experience of the world is that people make self-interested decisions. For example, most top barristers went to the "right schools" so there has always been cliques. it will always be the case. My point was that people wont risk hassle. Im not saying they are right on any other level. Just the way it is.
@@araceboaracebo3992 Declining to take on an apprentice because you find their capacity for professional conduct lacking is not discrimination in any legal sense, sorry.
A long winded video where you explained the process twice, if not three times, but, interestingly, you offered no opinion on how Simeon Burke was being treated. You are as bad as those government lackeys in the Bar Council. If you know something is wrong, you have a moral duty to try and rectify it. Otherwise, you are as guilty.
A huge component for success in any career is the ability to get along with people. The Burke's have absolutely none of these qualities. After Ammi's antics in Arthur Cox and Enoch's ongoing war with Wilson's Hospital and the families general demeanour of entitlement and obnoxiousness no employer in their right mind would take any of them on. They did this to themselves.
Having to have social approval from within the community, unrelated to ones actual ability to do the practice is an arbitary exclusion of the unpopular and clearly unethical.
But that is not what is going on here. Social approval has zero to do with business risks. Burke has declared he doesn't support certain Acts on the Irish Statute Book. He also was carried out of Court for shouting from the public gallery.
Two red flags for any would be Master. Burke did this to himself
Insurance could be the next problem.
The law society are cowering away from their obligation to give Mr Burke his pupilage. It stinks right to core. The law society are making a mockery of the law and not doing what it's supposed to do. Mr Burke comes across as a highly intelligent man and that's what frightens the empty vessel of a law society we have.....
They do not have an obligation to provide him with a pupilage. They provided him with the list of Barrister taking on Devils. None wanted him. All the intelligence in the world won't help when you announce that you do not accept the laws of the land and you get dragged out of the public gallery in court for shouting at the judge.
The Burke's beliefs are not an issue. Their insistence to inflict their beliefs and unfounded accusations against organisations like the HSE and the Bar Council and harrassing individual like Alan Dillon are the issue. No barrister needs that trouble. If Simeon was a bit more subtle and less vocal, especially on social media, about his beliefs, he might stand a better chance of becoming a practicing barrister while still holding his beliefs, which he is entitled to.
BS he is entitled to his opinion and free speech in any democracy.
@lourdafinn6528 He is. But no need to harass people or push their beliefs on them.
Pushing transgen is ok tho?
@@gard7662 yes, it's OK.
@@robert111193 no it's not ok I have no issue with trans anything but I dont believe I should be made to refer anyone as they or it. Trans need to change their birth certificate to a different name male or female and what ever is on the birth cert name I will call, but we are becoming a society of madness giving into every whim of identity such a as they or it. Give it a break how about we push hetro into everyone face wonder how all the trans and everyone else would react.
What do i think ? Forget about what I think. We wanna know what you think. This is your profession, this is your remit. Tell us what you really think is going on.
This is the risk one takes when the become a nuisance.
Or have Morals.
Nobody wants to be associated with him or his mad family. That’s it.
Maybe if that family kept their American evangelist religion to themselves and didn't try to impose it on Irish people and Irish courts, they wouldn't have these problems.
Your idea of freedom is twisted.
@@lindalonergan7887 LMAO bat's idea of freedom is exactly right - you don't have the freedom to demand things that you're actions have prevented you from getting just by being a tyrant!
@@rsh793 you are arguing that science and biology are wrong and people have to believe this rubbish. I say we have the freedom to say NO.
Mary Robinson had no problems I recall.
It's disgusting, you don't expect the judges and barristers to become the puppets of the state.
He makes his own luck.
Good. The fact that he has to get his Mammy and sister to whinge on his behalf with the Law Society does not speak well to his own abilities. They are all such a pain in the hole and a dose that this is chickens coming home to roost.
So you would support your child's transition then ? Everyone that's annoying, is not always wrong , like you for example .
So you don't believe a person has the right to hold thier own views and opinions in this democracy, as you expressed your as above. Joke.
@@paddyt4043 over 1,500 people 53/47% have been legally issued gender certificates since the enactment of the Gender Recognition Act 2015. Do you think trans people will stop being born if you delegitimitise them?
@@attract1234 Freedom to express views sure, but that does not mean freedom from the consequences. He had to be skull dragged out of court ffs. Get a GRIPT on yourself. Now that...that was a joke Asshat1234.....I mean...Attract1234
Thanks for another great presentation. The qualifying process for barristers seems very antiquated and probably needs to change in line with most other professions
The Burkes are likely to find it impossible to get employment such is their conduct in shouting down people en masse at events. If you take on one of them, you have the whole family down on top of you if an issue arises. They are paying a price for their behaviour.
Very good point.i agree
Unfortunately members of the family did not have a good working relationship with their employers. Each of them seem to be a trojan horse for one third party in particular.
The old story in lovely Ireland.It's not what you know,but who you know and it gets worse the higher up you think you are and where you live.
It is not our opinions of what we think is happening you should be interested in , it is your opinion and expert knowledge of the profession you should be conveying to us. It seems pretty obvious what is going on, considering his time and energy are going to be ,for free , and his excellent study results are second to none, it is a disgrace, and should be investigated.
If it is "obvious what is going on", as you claim, what is the point in me giving my opinion? You have your mind made up, clearly.
@@terrygorry Well if you were a true honest broker and a person of principle and integrity seeking the truth and justice, you would have no issue with stating your mind on the subject. It would be encouraging and reassuring to the public at large that there is some chance of unbiased honest representation within the legal profession regardless of the situation, to undermine someone's ability to earn a living in their chosen profession because you do not agree with them on certain issues is unjust. Why do you think this is happening, in your opinion.
So someone standing on their beliefs and principles isn’t welcome in the Law Society???
They are more than welcome. And in the Law Library too.
The Bar Council on their website have a diversity etc survey - last year I think 12% of barristers responded and the main concerns raised were to do with fees/income and work/life balance. I can see the Bar Council and the Law Society being disbanded-what do they even do?
Is that a serious question?
@@AdrianColley It is, but I wouldn't be too confident I'll get an honest answer.
@@HH-hd3gs no you probably won't - because it doesn't make any sense and isn't even a proper question in a direction way!
It sounds like a cosy club or closed shop
I doubt any Professional Indemnity insurer would take him on with his family's litigious past!!!
Ur assumption Is completely wide of d mark, at least he'll never b sued 4 being corrupt! surely surely
I would hazard a guess and say due to the past shenanigans of himself and the rest of his family even the most publicly spirited prospective employer would baulk at employing him because of very real possibility of having to deal with his mother over some issue at some stage in the future. Would any prospective employer not consider this?
The family should start their own practice, 'Burke, Burke, and Burke', they are a fairly dogged family! A little army or Roy Cohns 😂. I'd hire them.
Burke by name, berks by nature.
Can't you get to the point instead of going around in circles. Unbelieveable. You're the legal beagle, what do you think man?
Thank you for posting these clarifications.
So there is absolutely NO objective reason why this outstanding young man should not have a list of Masters from which he can choose, right? But he is 2 years knocking on the doors of shop that has been closed to him because of what exactly?
Of course, the only reason he, I, his mother, his father, his sister and everyone else in Ireland can imagine, is that he is the brother of Enoch Burke. Sister of Aimii Burke. What else are we to believe?
His latest bit of bother relates to him being present and being the camera operator for the Burke hit on the Ploughing Championships. Sean Guerin SC Chair of the Bar said he is reviewing this episode. It's performance outrage. Their American funders are probably pushing for more exposure and more division and more anarchy.
Why else would he have done something as crazy as be involved in a stunt at the Ploughing so close to the closing deadline for finding a willing Master
Theyve made themselves unemployable with their antics,imagine you cant get a job so you send your mammy around
@@rover100bunson 100% agree
Yes and she is one strong woman that has to be admired.The Burke family stand by their principles
@@vincenthickey9760 as did Hitler..
So sorry for this poor intelligent man,he is getting very bad treatment from the law society
Nothing to do with the Law Society
Jaysus, Eileen. Delete your comment, you've no clue what you're talking about.
How to talk endlessly without saying anything of any import. Those who are viewing this video almost certainly know the basic facts of the case and don't need them repeated endlessly. If you're seeking opinion here, or details about the progress of the case you'll need to go elsewhere.
Very informative video. Thank you.. As The Burkes have decided to reject certain orders from the courts because the orders conflict with their beliefs. They now choose to complain because maybe some of the barristers they now need have possibly decided to make their own decisions as to who they would be happy to mentor and indeed have associated with their businesses.... Burke, you can't have it every way!
Words different meanings to different people a brilliant speach by Terry McMahon from the heart
'Would you like to put your hand inside this wood chipper?' - no. How about hiring this nutcase? - no? I cannot think of any good reason why someone would not want to hire that Burke chap......
Why doesn't he understand it was his brother who started all this and continues to do so by showing up at his old school?i think law firms just don't want to take the chance with him.if anything went wrong it would be very bad publicity.the burke family have only themselves to blame.
Standing up for children, you need help