No amenable point of law identified on appeal in claim for unlawful discrimination

Appeal from the Circuit Court on a point of law - complaint of discrimination which the Appellant had made to the Workplace Relations Commission - email exchange - contends that he was unlawfully discriminated against - he proposed to rely on a housing assistance payment to pay for the proposed letting – on the grounds of race - High Court only has a very limited jurisdiction to review findings of fact on an appeal on a point of law – procedural history – appeal on a point of law – failed to comply with procedural requirements – burden of proof – complaint dismissed by WRC and Circuit Court on the narrow factual ground that he did not have a bona fide intention to avail of the “service” at issue, namely the short-term letting of the Premises – no point of law amenable to appeal – no jurisdiction to overturn findings of fact - no basis for saying that the findings of fact made by the Circuit Court were unsupported by evidence, unreasonable or based on an incorrect interpretation of documents – findings open to the Court – appeal dismissed