Excrement forces mobile home owner out of site

A MOBILE home owner claimed yesterday she was forced out of a holiday retreat in West Cork after chemically treated human excrement was spread beneath her caravan.

Tue, 26 Oct, 2004 - 01:00

Eddie Cassidy

The incident occurred at the former Little Island caravan park in Ownahincha.

Mary Matthews said the discharge of human waste beneath her two-bed Roadmaster mobile home was a sick act.

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Courts Crime Place: West Cork Place: Little Island Place: Ownahincha Place: Cork Place: Clonakilty Garda Station Person: Mary Matthews Person: Gardaí Person: Matthews Person: Tony O'Donovan Organisation: MOBILE

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