File photo of Lefroy House, Dublin. Image: Alamy Stock Photo File photo of Lefroy House, Dublin. Image: Alamy Stock Photo THE SALVATION ARMY has secured a High Court injunction requiring persons to vacate and cease trespassing on a Dublin city property it wants to convert into accommodation for Ukrainian refugees.
The Court heard that in social media posts the group, which has renamed the property James Connolly House, claims intends to use the building to accommodate homeless people.Last week lawyers for the Salvation Army Company commenced High Court proceedings against persons unknown, who it is claimed are illegally occupying and trespassing on the premises.
Buckley told the court that based on social media posts that the occupants were aware of the proceedings brought by his client.
Source: Real Estate Daily Report (realestatedailyreport.net)
Still amazed what we can do for foreigners but not our own. Shameful.
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The Revolutionary Workers Union - strange name for a bunch of bums who have never worked a day in their lives.
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