Mr Burke had sought a temporary injunction against a Disciplinary Appeals Panel reviewing his dismissal from a school.

The anti-transgender teacher remains on the payroll of the Department of Education until his appeal against dismissal is final

The High Court was told on Wednesday that two members of the disciplinary appeals panel had resigned.

The judge had ordered his arrest on Friday following his breach of a court direction prohibiting his attendance at the Co Westmeath school.

It followed an application by Rosemary Mallon BL, for the school, who said Mr Burke was not in court for the Friday afternoon application because, less than an hour earlier he was still at the school.

Mr Justice Brian Cregan granted Rosemary Mallon BL, for the school, permission for a short service of proceedings seeking his attachment and committal to prison for breaching a previous order not to trespass. 

Mr Burke has been in jail since November for breaches of a court order directing him not to trespass at Wilson’s Hospital School where he worked.

The High Court has ordered the release of Enoch Burke from prison again

A disciplinary appeals body has temporarily agreed not to take any further steps in reviewing the dismissal of Enoch Burke.

Burke was released from prison on Tuesday morning to present his action to the court

Mr Justice David Nolan has directed the prison authorities to bring schoolteacher Enoch Burke to the Central Office of the High Court tomorrow

School teacher Enoch Burke has failed to stop a hearing into his dismissal from going ahead

Members of Mr Burke's family - his mother Martina and siblings Ammi and Isaac - were physically removed by gardaí from the High Court on Tuesday

Mr Burke was brought before the High Court in Dublin on Wednesday.

Enoch Burke’s salary will go to Wilson’s Hospital School after a High Court ruling, with the judge warning family cars could be seized if trespassing continues.

Enoch Burke is now serving his fourth term in prison, having already spent more than 500 days over three years incarcerated arising from his contempt of the court orders.

Over the last three years, Enoch Burke has been jailed multiple times and racked up more than €225,000 in fines.

A judge at the High Court said fines and security measures at the school had failed to prevent Mr Burke from trespassing.

A judge is to decide next week whether Enoch Burke should be sent back to prison for contempt of court.

Mr Burke has previously been sent to prison for contempt of court following a dispute with Wilson’s Hospital School.

Enoch Burke's brother, Isaac, accompanied by his father Sean, attended to say Enoch was not in court because he was 'at his place of work'.

An application to make Enoch Burke liable for the cost of the security guard is to be made by the school

Mr Justice David Nolan also ordered Mr Burke to pay legal costs incurred by Wilson’s Hospital School and the Attorney General in the proceedings

Enoch Burke told the judge to 'grow up a little please'

Enoch Burke, who says he is standing up for his Christian beliefs, claims his constitutional right to religious freedom has been breached

Sacked teacher Enoch Burke continues to be paid his salary on an administrative leave basis because an appeal over his termination is still pending.

Westmeath student Clodagh Ramsey from Wilson’s Hospital School walked away as the overall winner for her design

Teacher Enoch Burke has been released from prison by the High Court

Mr Burke claims he is in jail because of his opposition to the "ideology of transgenderism"

Mr Burke claims he is in jail for being against transgenderism according to his Christian religious beliefs that there is only the male and female sex

Mr Burke was sent back to Mountjoy Prison by Mr Justice Michael Quinn, during Monday's vacation sitting of High Court, for breaching the terms of an injunction granted by Mr Justice Alexander Owens last year.

Wilson Hospital School's board of management has sought orders that could see the teacher jailed for a third time

Counsel said that since last Thursday, August 22nd last the school's board has become most anxious after Mr Burke started attending at the school.

The court did not require the teacher to purge his contempt, the judge said

Enoch Burke has already spent over 300 days in Mountjoy Prison due to his failure to comply with a court order to stay away from Wilson's Hospital School

Enoch Burke is approaching his 300th day in prison for twice defying court orders

Enoch Burke has now spent over 275 days in prison.

Sean Burke, of Cloonsunna, Castlebar, Co Mayo, made his second appearance at Dublin District Court on Wednesday

Mr Burke had claimed a member of the appeals panel, ASTI general secretary Kieran Christie, is a "promoter of transgenderism"

The teacher said compliance with the order would be like "giving up" his religious beliefs and an endorsement of transgenderism