Dunne handed in his resignation as high-performance director to the IABA in May 2022 after five years in the job over a failure to resolve a conflict with his employers since the Tokyo Olympics
An employment dispute between the Irish Athletic Boxing Association and its former high-performance director, Bernard Dunne, has been settled at the Workplace Relations Commission.
READ MORE: 'Ireland's loss, India's gain' says Kellie Harrington as Bernard Dunne named India's new Boxing guru After an hour’s adjournment, counsel for Dunne, Seamus Collins BL, informed the WRC that the sides had “achieved a consensus.” Mr Collins added: “A settlement has been reached. We’re happy to adjourn for four weeks pending implementation.”
In late 2021, Dunne filed a complaint with the IABA in which he alleged his position had been undermined in an anonymous document which he maintained was designed to discredit him both personally and professionally.The IABA claimed the document was malicious and represented an appalling attack on its high-performance unit and its director.
The loss of Dunne was the third time the IABA has parted ways with highly-regarded high-performance directors after the departure of Gary Keegan and Billy Walsh.
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