Solicitor Eoghan O’Sullivan vehemently refuted claims that rape cases were intentionally targeted during a recent strike by solicitors in Ireland. The denial came as the Taoiseach publicly voiced support for the minister involved. O’Sullivan asserted that the strike’s impact on case handling was not discriminatory and did not prioritize specific types of cases. This statement addresses concerns raised regarding potential delays or disadvantages for victims of sexual assault due to the industrial action. The Taoiseach’s backing of the minister signals a firm stance against the accusations of targeted disruption. The situation highlights tensions between the legal profession and government regarding the strike’s consequences and its effect on the court system in Ireland. Further scrutiny is expected as the strike continues and its impact unfolds.