Man who slipped on tiles of council house awarded €105k

A man who slipped on tiles on the front porch of his local authority home has been awarded €105,000 by the High Court.

Man who slipped on tiles of council house awarded €105k
Thu, 30 Nov, 2017 - 14:14

By Ann O'Loughlin

A man who slipped on tiles on the front porch of his local authority home has been awarded €105,000 by the High Court.

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