Group has 'barricaded' itself into building earmarked for 500 housing units, High Court told

The property was formerly operated by a fabric wholesalers, Hickey and Company Ltd, which vacated the site two years ago.
Group has 'barricaded' itself into building earmarked for 500 housing units, High Court told

The High Court has heard that the group have 'barricaded themselves into the property'. File picture

A building in central Dublin that is due to be converted into over 500 residential units has been illegally taken over by members of a group calling itself 'The Revolutionary Housing League', the High Court has heard.

The claim has been made by financial fund Davy Platform ICAV, acting on behalf of its sub-fund the Phoenix Sub-fund, which is the owner of the property at Parkgate House in Dublin 8 and Ruirside Developments, which has been appointed to develop the site into 519 rental units and other amenities.

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