Cork tenants vow to fight eviction if Tenancies Board decides against them

Tenants facing eviction from a Cork apartment complex say they will fight on, even if a Residential Tenancies Board decision goes against them.

Cork tenants vow to fight eviction if Tenancies Board decides against them

Tenants facing eviction from a Cork apartment complex say they will fight on, even if a Residential Tenancies Board decision goes against them.

More than 20 households in Leeside Apartments have been given notice to quit by the new owners 'Lugus Capital', who want to refurbish the building.

Some of the tenants had their appeal of the notice heard by the RTB yesterday, with an outcome expected in the coming days.

Solidarity TD Mick Barry says the residents are in a defiant mood.

Mr Barry said: "Today they wait, they wait in hope, justice must prevail.

"We hope for a good result, but if we don't get one, I think the residents will be meeting today and the mood will be to fight on."

Mr Barry went on to explain what the next move is for the tenants.

He said: "Today they will draw breath and they will meet, but we will be assessing today's hearing and putting in place plans for the next step in our campaign."

more courts articles

Football fan given banning order after mocking Munich air disaster Football fan given banning order after mocking Munich air disaster
Man (25) in court charged with murdering his father and attempted murder of mother Man (25) in court charged with murdering his father and attempted murder of mother
Man appears in court charged with false imprisonment of woman in van Man appears in court charged with false imprisonment of woman in van

More in this section

Stardust nightclub fire Timeline of events in 40-year campaign by Stardust families
WHO teams up with 500 experts to define transmission of diseases spread 'through the air' WHO teams up with 500 experts to define transmission of diseases spread 'through the air'
Justice Minister's decision not to attend GRA conference 'extremely disappointing'  Justice Minister's decision not to attend GRA conference 'extremely disappointing' 
War_map
Cookie Policy Privacy Policy Brand Safety FAQ Help Contact Us Terms and Conditions

© Examiner Echo Group Limited