Groener v Minister for Education | |
Court: | European Court of Justice |
Citations: | (1989) Case 379/87, [1989] ECR 3967 |
Keywords: | Free movement of workers |
Groener v Minister for Education (1989) Case 379/87 is an EU law case, concerning the free movement of workers in the European Union.
A Dutch woman, Miss Anita Groener, was refused a permanent teaching post at a Dublin design college. She did not speak Irish. She argued this was a restriction on her right to free movement of workers under TFEU article 45.
The Court of Justice held that the language requirement was justifiable.[1]