Cork couple who want home birth allowed to temporarily stay in house bought by a fund from receiver

A heavily pregnant young woman and her partner, who are living in a property acquired by a fund, can remain there until at least October, a High Court judge has said.

Cork couple who want home birth allowed to temporarily stay in house bought by a fund from receiver
Wed, 12 Jul, 2017 - 17:57

By Ann O'Loughlin

A heavily pregnant young woman and her partner, who are living in a property acquired by a fund, can remain there until at least October, a High Court judge has said.

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