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Receiver goes to High Court in bid to take possession of family farm in Limerick

A receiver appointed over the lands of a Limerick family who allegedly owe more than €1.5m in bank loans has gone to court in a bid to get access to their farm.

Receiver goes to High Court in bid to take possession of family farm in Limerick

Mon, 18 Dec, 2017 - 17:10

By Ann O'Loughlin

A receiver appointed over the lands of a Limerick family who allegedly owe more than €1.5m in bank loans has gone to court in a bid to get access to their farm.

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