Residents disappointed as High Court quashes noise order on 'party central' landlord

Fachtna O'Reilly was ordered to reduce noise levels at his properties — but the High Court has overturned that ruling
Residents disappointed as High Court quashes noise order on 'party central' landlord

Fachtna O’Reilly was told in Cork District Court that he faced jail and/or a fine if he didn't take action to cut noise at the properties, but yesterday the High Court overturned that order. File photo: Michael MacSweeney

The High Court has quashed an order requiring a Cork landlord to implement noise management measures at his properties under threat of a fine or prison sentence.

However, residents of the Magazine Rd area in Cork City say they will “reserve the right” to return to court if the situation reignites.

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