Trespassers ordered to leave building opposite Met Office

The High Court has ordered people trespassing on a former car showroom building opposite the Met Office in Glasnevin, Dublin, to leave.

Fri, 10 May, 2019 - 18:34

Ann O’Loughlin

The High Court has ordered people trespassing on a former car showroom building opposite the Met Office in Glasnevin, Dublin, to leave.

Sanderly Holdings sought the orders against "persons unknown trespassing on the lands and buildings" at the Glasnevin Hill property, formerly used by the Glasnevin Motor Group.

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Courts Place: Glasnevin Place: Dublin Place: Glasnevin Hill Person: Sanderly Person: Leonie Reynolds Person: Bryan Lawlor Person: Lawlor Person: Justice Person: Reynolds Organisation: Met Office Organisation: High Court Organisation: Sanderly Holdings Organisation: Glasnevin Motor Group

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