Hearing on controversial Roscommon eviction application to be heard in October

An application by KBC bank for a High Court injunction requiring the family at the centre of the Co Roscommon eviction controversy to leave their home will be heard in October.

Hearing on controversial Roscommon eviction application to be heard in October
Thu, 25 Jul, 2019 - 16:15
Ann O’Loughlin

An application by KBC bank for a High Court injunction requiring the family at the centre of the Co Roscommon eviction controversy to leave their home will be heard in October.

KBC seeks an order requiring siblings Michael Anthony, David and Geraldine McGann to vacate their family home at Falsk, near Strokestown in Co Roscommon.

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