Limerick residents seek injunction to halt GAA club's allegedly unlawful works

The claim has been made on behalf of 13 residents against the GAA and Monaleen GAA club

The matter came before Ms Justice Leonie Reynolds during Tuesday vacation sitting of the High Court, who urged the parties, given the legal costs involved in this such matters, to reconsider trying to mediate the dispute. File picture

A group of 13 residents have claimed before the High Court that a neighbouring GAA club has engaged in allegedly unauthorised works that have damaged their homes.

The claim has been made on behalf of 13 residents of Kylemore, Schoolhouse Road, Monaleen, Co Limerick, who are seeking a High Court injunction restraining both the GAA and Monaleen GAA club from carrying out any construction or excavation works in and around the rear boundary of the plaintiffs' homes.