Artist, 86, takes community group to court seeking the building of 2.4m-high wall

An 86-year-old artist has taken a community group to court seeking an order for them to build a 2.4m wall next to his Donegal home.

Thu, 29 Jan, 2015 - 00:00

Stephen Maguire

Patrick Coyle, from The Gallery, Keadue, Barnsmore, claims his privacy and tranquility have been ruined by the Barnesmore Community Development Group.

He brought an injunction at Letterkenny Circuit Court seeking to order the group to build a 2.4m wall next to his house.

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Courts Place: Donegal Place: The Gallery, Keadue Person: Patrick Coyle Person: Coyle Person: Una Murphy Person: Patricia McLoughlin Person: James O’Donnell Person: O’Donnell Person: Judge Person: John O’Hagan Organisation: Barnesmore Community Development Group Organisation: Barnesmore National School

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