Person: Fachtna O’Reilly

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<p>Fachtna O’Reilly was told in Cork District Court that he faced jail and/or a fine if he didn't take action to cut noise at the properties, but yesterday the High Court overturned that order. File photo: Michael MacSweeney</p>

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Residents disappointed as High Court quashes noise order on 'party central' landlord

Fachtna O'Reilly was ordered to reduce noise levels at his properties — but the High Court has overturned that ruling

<p>Landlord Fachtna O’Reilly. The order meant any breaches would have been punishable by a fine up to €1,000 and/or a 12-month jail term.</p>

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High Court quashes order against Cork landlord over 'Covid Party House'

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Environmental complaint against landlord to be heard in Cork court on Friday

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Cork residents protest at landlord's house over student parties

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Landlords and college chiefs urged to hold talks

Landlords and UCC students’ behaviour

University is ignoring us, say landlords

Under-fire landlords have accused University College Cork of effectively ignoring them despite their efforts to tackle alcohol-fuelled problems caused by student tenants.

Thu, 06 Sep, 2012

Person: Fachtna O’Reilly

Residents disappointed as High Court quashes noise order on 'party central' landlord

High Court quashes order against Cork landlord over 'Covid Party House'

Environmental complaint against landlord to be heard in Cork court on Friday

Cork residents protest at landlord's house over student parties

Landlords and college chiefs urged to hold talks

Landlords and UCC students’ behaviour

University is ignoring us, say landlords

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Mick Clifford

Person: Fachtna O’Reilly

Residents disappointed as High Court quashes noise order on 'party central' landlord

High Court quashes order against Cork landlord over 'Covid Party House'

Environmental complaint against landlord to be heard in Cork court on Friday

Cork residents protest at landlord's house over student parties

Landlords and college chiefs urged to hold talks

Landlords and UCC students’ behaviour

University is ignoring us, say landlords

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Mick Clifford

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