Judge dismisses appeal by Davy Fitzgerald's sister over house on which he owes €280k

The case centres around the issue of whether she has a tenancy of the house

Mr Justice Brian O'Moore made the comment when he dismissed an appeal brought by Helen Fitzgerald as part of a dispute between her brother Davy Fitzgerald (pictured), herself, a finance firm and a receiver over the house at Sixmilebridge in Clare where Ms Fitzgerald has resided for several years. Photo: Michael P Ryan/Sportsfile

An appeal by the sister of Waterford hurling manager Davy Fitzgerald over whether she has a tenancy of a house he owns has been described as "without any merit whatsoever", a judge has said.

Mr Justice Brian O'Moore made the comment when he dismissed an appeal brought by Helen Fitzgerald as part of a dispute between her brother, herself, a finance firm and a receiver over the house at Sixmilebridge in Clare where Ms Fitzgerald has resided for several years.