High Court judge orders Dublin city centre property be vacated over fire safety issues

A High Court judge has ordered a Dublin city centre property described as a potential fire safety risk be vacated by all its residents by July 9.

High Court judge orders Dublin city centre property be vacated over fire safety issues
Fri, 23 Jun, 2017 - 17:12

By Ann O'Loughlin

A High Court judge has ordered a Dublin city centre property described as a potential fire safety risk be vacated by all its residents by July 9.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Dublin City centrePlace: Dublin CityPlace: 24 Mountjoy SquarePlace: Lisnacree, Castleknock Road, Castleknock, Dublin 15Place: Mountjoy SquarePerson: Ann O'LoughlinPerson: Paul GilliganPerson: GilliganPerson: Anne O'DwyerPerson: Christopher SinghPerson: Nevan PowellPerson: Karen DenningPerson: Gerard Murphy BlPerson: Vincent P MartinPerson: SinghOrganisation: HighOrganisation: Dublin City CouncilOrganisation: Duff & PhelpsOrganisation: TWI Textile Machinery and Fabric Company Ltd.Organisation: Anglo Irish BankOrganisation: IBRCOrganisation: Kenmare Property Finance LtdOrganisation: DACOrganisation: Kenmare
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