English language school ordered to maintain ‘untouchable’ account for student refunds

An English-language school has been ordered to maintain an “untouchable bank account” for the protection of refunds of fees paid by students who have been unable to obtain visas to attend classes in Ireland. Barrister Eoin Morris told Judge Denise Brett on Monday that Erin College, which has outlets in Dublin and Cork,

Erin College, a school which has English teaching outlets in Dublin and Cork, has been ordered by the High Court to maintain an "untouchable bank account" for the protection of refunds of fees paid up front by foreign students who have been unable to obtain visas to attend classes here.

US Deputy Chief of Mission Eric Gaudiosi, in the presence of His Holiness Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of the See of St. Mark, celebrated the graduation of 220 students from the Coptic Youth English Language Immersion Summer Camp at the Administrative Headquarters of the Papal Residence in Cairo.