The Women of Honour group says it is “disappointed” after a dispute over funding related to its participation in a Defence Forces Tribunal. According to reporting from RTE, the group is refusing to attend the tribunal, citing the funding issue as the reason for its decision. The Belfast Telegraph similarly describes the group’s reaction as disappointed, indicating dissatisfaction with how the matter has been handled. Both outlets frame the dispute as centered on the financial arrangements connected to the group’s involvement in the tribunal process, rather than on the tribunal’s broader purpose.
While details of the specific funding terms are not provided in the excerpts, the accounts agree on the core point: Women of Honour does not plan to take part in the tribunal while the funding disagreement remains unresolved. The situation therefore affects the group’s planned participation in the tribunal proceedings and underscores an administrative dispute surrounding access and representation for participants.
