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Cork students 'are blatantly flouting Covid-19 rules'

Students attending house parties in Cork face eviction, expulsion from college or jail, because residents are demanding existing laws be used to shut the houses hosting them down.

Cork students 'are blatantly flouting Covid-19 rules' — Magazine Road & Surrounding Area Residents Association members protesting about a spate of house parties. Picture: Denis Minihane

Sat, 06 Jun, 2020 - 08:15

Neil Michael

- with reporting from Eoin English

Students attending house parties in Cork face eviction, expulsion from college or jail, because residents are demanding existing laws be used to shut the houses hosting them down.

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