Bullying claim statue barred where plaintiff was not under a disability at the time of the accrual of the action

High Court – application to strike out proceedings as statute barred – trial of a preliminary issue – bullying and harassment claim during course of employment – first attended GP on 21 May 2014 for sleep disturbance and stress – agreed date of accrual of the action – PIAB lodged on 21 March 2017 – ten months outside the two-year limit – plaintiff pleads that the proceedings were lodged within two years of her date of knowledge – pleads that she was under a disability throughout that time – entitled to an extension of time as provided for by the Statue of limitations – medical evidence of the plaintiff’s GP – plaintiff admitted involuntarily to hospital under psychiatric care in May 2016 – diagnosed with a delusional disorder – sent a signed letter of complaint in November 2014 – evidence of lack of executive function – lack of evidence from defendant to contradict this view – matter of evidence – detailed account given to her GP on accrual of action date – must have been under a disability at the time the cause of action accrued – plaintiff under a disability arising from psychotic illness from October 2014 – was not diagnosed formally until May 2016 – medical evidence that executive functioning such that she could not instruct a solicitor – inconsistent with evidence of things that she did do at the time – attended meetings with citizen advice and FLAC – husband brought her to the meetings – no evidence of lack of understanding re medical decisions – able to recount a narrative to her husband so that he could complete an LRC complaint form – not of unsound mind at time of accrual of action – statue barred – proceedings struck out – costs follow the event.