Couple opposes investment fund's bid to get them out of Cork city centre premises

A High Court judge has expressed concerns about "foreign-owned funds" citing fire safety issues when seeking to put people out of their homes immediately.

Couple opposes investment fund's bid to get them out of Cork city centre premises
Fri, 30 Jun, 2017 - 17:05

By Ann O'Loughlin

A High Court judge has expressed concerns about "foreign-owned funds" citing fire safety issues when seeking to put people out of their homes immediately.

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