It's All Kicking Off Again - Fairview Crescent

chief justice 1 · 11-07-2011 9:35pm

Coming soon to a House near you .The family from "Hell , from Fairview Crescent Garryowen are your , Worst Nightmare .Castletroy, Raheen Be on the look out there coming soon. to a house near you .

zuroph · 11-07-2011 9:41pm

Your posts are excruciating to read.

mitresize5 · 11-07-2011 9:48pm

so now its over to the health board to house them ..... they have to because theres minors involved

... its there rights see .....

its a great ****ing country we live in

L.T.P. · 11-07-2011 10:33pm

chief justice 1 wrote: »

Coming soon to a House near you .The family from "Hell , from Fairview Crescent Garryowen are your , Worst Nightmare .Castletroy, Raheen Be on the look out there coming soon. to a house near you .

Hopefully you're lives will return to normality once the scum are evicted. Got help the neighbourhoods they move into..

tonyheaney · 11-07-2011 10:49pm

munstergirl wrote: »

Where are the council going to house them next?

Somewhere with no neighbours in middle of no where.

how about put them in southill?

mike kelly · 11-07-2011 11:04pm

tonyheaney wrote: »

how about put them in southill?

I would move them up to Foxrock in Dublin

chief justice 1 · 12-07-2011 12:28am

L.T.P. wrote: »

Hopefully you're lives will return to normality once the scum are evicted. Got help the neighbourhoods they move into..

There is Two families thats the Strange thing not one "We have Two "Families from Hell,.in Fairview Crescent Garryowen. What Happens if this anti_social Tenant Won"t Move out, What Happens then?

Noname3 · 12-07-2011 9:39pm

What Happens if this anti_social Tenant Won"t Move out, What Happens then?

Assume the Sheriff and the Bailiffs with Corpo officials will turn up (possibly with Gardai also) and remove all belongings and change the locks. effectively locking them out of the house.
Don't see it coming to that though, Social services will probably relocate them before that date even comes around. after all they can now prove that they are going to be "homeless" with children.

chief justice 1 · 14-07-2011 2:49pm

todays limerick post 16 july 2011 Garryowen Families Celebrate Circuit Court decision. Residents of a City housing estate are "Overjoyed" after a family, who it was claimed terrorised the ,community, lost a circuit court appeal against their eviction. Limerick City Council originally brought the "possession order, against the family in the district court last year, and Limerick Circuit Court upheld the order in recent days. Speaking to the Limerick Post this week, a resident of Fairview Crescent, Garryowen , who wished to remain nameless said: "its" Been a living hell here. The people of the area will be glad to see the back of them. I also hope other Families who are doing similar things will sit up and take notice." According to the source, "up to 20 Families" have left Fairview Crescent Garryowen since it was first built a decade ago. City Council Tenancy officials had issued the Family with several warnings about engaging in anti_social behaviour, before the courts order could be issued. "They were out all hours of the night causing mayhem for all of us. There are elderly and disabled people living here who just want to live in a peaceful estate," the source added. in 2010, there were more than 200 complaints made to the city local authority about the behaviour of the council tenants.
Garryowen resident and labour councillor, Gerry McLoughlin, accepted there were a lot of problems in Garryowen, but defended the area.
"I live at Sarsfield Avenue and i wouldn't move for the world.I've fantastic neighbours, it's a great place.Garryowen is one of the largest estates in the city.I know it has been neglected and something needs to be done for people here," Cllr McLoughlin said.
"the peopkle of Garryowen are entitled to as good a quality of life the same as everywhere else.i'm doing my best for the area but its hard to find money for facilities.Part of the problem is that Garryowen doesn't come under regeneration but, a lot of people living there wouldnt necessarily want that either," he added.
independent city councilor, John Gilligan, explained that it was a "last resort" to evict anyone from ther home,"but its a necessary option that must be open to us as s local authority".
He concluded: "some seem have an idea they can continue to be neighbours from hell and thats pretty frightening.People in general have to relise that there has to be consequences for their actions. Too many decent people have been driven out of ther homes and thats not fair either. So, where the council have to enforce eviction orders, I'll support it".

Henry Ford III · 14-07-2011 5:52pm

I wonder where this family will go next?

krudler · 14-07-2011 6:13pm

Henry Ford III wrote: »

I wonder where this family will go next?

into a nicer estate and wreck that

chief justice 1 · 28-07-2011 7:30pm

£ 25,OOO , Security camera for Garryowen estate . Todays limerick post 30 july 2011 A Security camera system worth an estimated £25,OOO is expected to be installed in Garryowen housing estate within a month. Gardai will monitor the CCTV system at Fairview Crescent Garryowen after a number of anti _ social behaviour incidents occurred there. Agreement was reached this week between Gardai and the Councill that the Camera will be purchased by Local authority and Monitored at Henry Sreet Garda Station. A pole to carry the camera was erected a few weeks ago, However; The Camera has yet to be installed. "Agreement has been reached as regards Monitoring Protocols.We"re looking at having the Camera installed in around a months time:, a Garda source Confirmed. Two weeks ago , a Family living in the estate falled in its bid to appeal an eviction order at Limerick Circult Court. The Family has until August 1 to vacate the estate.

xi · 28-07-2011 9:49pm

Have they left yet?

bullets · 28-07-2011 10:23pm

"The Camera" as in single camera? not plural

How the FU^K can a single camera stuck on a pole cost 25,000 Euro!
its not the Hubble Telescope!

~B

chief justice 1 · 28-07-2011 11:57pm

council crackdown on property evictions
A LIMERICK woman accused in court of alleged anti-social behaviour is due to be evicted from a propert owned by Limerick City Council,following an order this week by Limerick district court.
The court heard this wednesday morning that a woman residing in Fairview Crescent, Garryowen was served with a notice to quit the property on september 9,2010, which was done so by hand after an interview with the tenant.
however, she refused to leave the property and an application for possession of the property was made to the court under Section 62 of the Housing Act the councils solicitor, Gerard Reidy, told the court.
Oliver O'Loughlin a tenancy enforcement officer with Limerick City Council gave evidence in court, regarding the matter and said decisions regarding evictions are made on a "case by case basil" .
Solicitor Ted McCarthy, on behalf of his client, queried whether it was "coincidental" that a number of people had been moved on from this estate.
However, judge Eamon O'Brien disputed this point, saying people were constantly being moved on from different parts of the city.
The exact nature of the alleged anti- social behaviour was not heard by the court at this stage. Judge O'Brien granted the order, allowing the property for six months, while also allowing the council liberty to re-enter the matter if necessary.
After the hearing, a CONTINUED ON PAGE 2

chief justice 1 · 29-07-2011 12:41am

Coucil crackdown on evictions in city
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
spokesman for Limerick City Council said they cannot comment on specific cases, but said the council affirms its commitment to all communties.
"Where anti-social behaviour is concerned, we're aware of the rights and responsibillities of individual families and their need for housing.We also aware of the rights and responsibillities of the community, who should be allowedlive in peace. We're aware of our responsibillity as a landlord to do whatever we can within the statutory powers available to us to ensure that the tenancy agreements are met," said the spokesperson.
earlier this month, at the Circuit Court a family in the same esate were given to the end of this month to pack there bags and leave their council house.
This family were said to have subjected their neighbours to a campaign of intimidation, and forced same residents to leave their homes in fear.
Limerick City Council applied for the possession order in this case over concerns that the estate was in danger of 'turning into a ghetto', according to a tenancy enforcement officer, because of the actions of the family who had threatened, harassed and assaulted their neighboure and caused damage to property including houses and cars.
After that case, CCTV cameras were due to be installed in Fairview Crescent and be monitored 24 hours a day at Henry Street Garda Station to ensure there is no further trouble in the weeks leading up to the family's eviction.
According to the council'c draft annual report of 2010, over 80 per cent of complaints received by the tenancy enforcement unit have been resolved.
Mayor of Limerick councillor Jim Long,said evicting an individual or family is often their last resort.
"It is a long,drawn-out process to Limerick City Council to bring people to court [to evict them],and its a case of more than three strikes you're out.But the amount of evictions that has gotten to the court is very low. Under new legislation, the court has been asked to take a serious look at it, and the net has tightened.There are powers out there for people now if they don't play the game," said mayor Long.
He added that for some time tenancy agreements between the council and an individual has been seen as "one-sided"with tenants calling on the council to address certain issues. But he said tenants "don't have t"

source · 29-07-2011 10:51am

bullets wrote: »

"The Camera" as in single camera? not plural

How the FU^K can a single camera stuck on a pole cost 25,000 Euro!
its not the Hubble Telescope!

~B

Hubble cost $2.5bn to construct and launch, slight flaw with your comparison.

The camera itself will be a good number of thousands, Then there's the cost of wiring it to Henry Street, or fitting some way of sending the pictures over the air. The pole probably cost a couple of thousand, and then you have the cost of labour. For all that €25,000 is pretty okay.

phog · 29-07-2011 12:44pm

chief justice 1 wrote: »

A Security camera system worth an estimated £25,OOO is expected to be installed in Garryowen housing estate within a month.

bullets wrote: »

"The Camera" as in single camera? not plural

How the FU^K can a single camera stuck on a pole cost 25,000 Euro!
its not the Hubble Telescope!

~B

It seems it's a security camera system rather than just being "a camera".

xi · 02-08-2011 11:07pm

phog wrote: »

It seems it's a security camera system rather than just being "a camera".

I guess they are still there :rolleyes:

bullets · 03-08-2011 7:32pm

http://www.limerickleader.ie/news/local/limerick_family_vacate_house_repossessed_by_council_at_fairview_crescent_1_2927836

Kess73 · 03-08-2011 10:43pm

bullets wrote: »

http://www.limerickleader.ie/news/local/limerick_family_vacate_house_repossessed_by_council_at_fairview_crescent_1_2927836

So they robbed the keys, robbed two fireplaces, and there is no mention of them being charged with theft and damage.

No doubt there new home in the southside of the city is being paid for by the council/HSE/random organisation, so they will be free to cause the same hassles again.

Delighted for the people who live in that avenue in Garryowen. At least they may get some decent people in their now. Crappy to think that other families were forced from their homes by the vermin beforehand though.

Monty Burnz · 03-08-2011 10:59pm

Kess73 wrote: »

So they robbed the keys, robbed two fireplaces, and there is no mention of them being charged with theft and damage.

No doubt there new home in the southside of the city is being paid for by the council/HSE/random organisation, so they will be free to cause the same hassles again.

Aside from humanely destroying these scumbags, what can be done to stop this cycle happening again and again?

CiaranMT · 03-08-2011 11:00pm

Kess73 wrote: »

No doubt there new home in the southside of the city is being paid for by the council/HSE/random organisation, so they will be free to cause the same hassles again.

Council won't be anyway, it's in the report.

Kess73 · 04-08-2011 10:41am

Monty Burnz wrote: »

Aside from humanely destroying these scumbags, what can be done to stop this cycle happening again and again?

Well I like the destroying option.

But if crimes have taken place then the adults involved should be in prison and the children put into care as the adults has shown themselves incapable of being parents.

It is not as though the children could turn out much worse if put into care and the parents lost all rights to those children. As it is those children as just well on their way to becoming total and utter scum with a life of crime and inflicting themselves onto ordinary folk, so them being taking into care and fostered out eventually at least gives them a slight chance of being turned around.

The legal system in this country is too slow in terms of reaction, and far too lenient in terms of application imho.

Henry Ford III · 04-08-2011 12:35pm

Best bet would be to place the kids in care and try and to get them to function properly. It may be too late for that, and resources are scarce these times obviously.

Parents have shown they are not responsible adults and cannot/will not bother bringing up children properly. I'd therefore have them deported and sent into exile somewhere horrible.

Just my 2c worth.

bernardo mac · 04-08-2011 1:17pm

If the parents of these children are charged and convicted of theft and malicious damage will they named?

the_blackstuff · 04-08-2011 4:56pm

It is frightening tho that they could be moving in next door to you! Anybody asny ideas where they are going yet?

chief justice 1 · 04-08-2011 5:38pm

FACES DILEMMA AFTER FORCED TO FLEE HOUSE
by maria hobbins LIMERICK POST saturday 30th july 2011
system not fair, says eldery man
It has emerged that tenants of City Council houses traumatised by terror at the hands of gangs who target their homes and the personal safety are not eligible to go on the housing waiting list again.
They have no entitlement to be rehoused by the local authority.
An elderly man who through sheer terror and no falt of his own was driven out of his home on one of the citys most notorious esates, is now barely managing to pay the rent for the private accommodation he secured in another area for months before he finaly fled his quailty of life rapidly deteriorated, and the Limerick Post has seen letters detailing the decline in his mental and physical health that where sent to the housing department in support of his appeal for alternative accommdation.
Said a relative:"this man raised a family in the house wich he kept in immaculate condition.With is family all grown up and gone he just wanted to live quietly and get on with his life he never thought he be forced out by thugs and now with cuts in pay and reduced hours in his part-time job he is skint after paying the rent
"The offcial line is that he left his council house of his own accord but thats not the case."
"this man was driven out through sheer terror for his life and the result that he is being punished for doing so-that is wrong "
speaking to the Limerick Post the man in question who dooes not wish to be named, said:
"Where is the justice in rehousing those thugs which cause such misery to the good law abiding tenants in cases where court oders are served and they are rehoused they get rent supplement where is the justice in that they get good accommodation on provate esates -I and others subjected to the same vicious bullying as me are left to suffer the consequences."
Cllr Pat Kennedy has called to be more hard-nosed with the perpetrators of anti-social behaviour activty, and he has recommended that the Garda commissioner should come to Limerick and see what is happeing here.

Kess73 · 04-08-2011 5:45pm

chief justice 1 wrote: »

FACES DILEMMA AFTER FORCED TO FLEE HOUSE
by maria hobbins LIMERICK POST saturday 30th july 2011
system not fair, says eldery man
It has emerged that tenants of City Council houses traumatised by terror at the hands of gangs who target their homes and the personal safety are not eligible to go on the housing waiting list again.
They have no entitlement to be rehoused by the local authority.
An elderly man who through sheer terror and no falt of his own was driven out of his home on one of the citys most notorious esates, is now barely managing to pay the rent for the private accommodation he secured in another area for months before he finaly fled his quailty of life rapidly deteriorated, and the Limerick Post has seen letters detailing the decline in his mental and physical health that where sent to the housing department in support of his appeal for alternative accommdation.
Said a relative:"this man raised a family in the house wich he kept in immaculate condition.With is family all grown up and gone he just wanted to live quietly and get on with his life he never thought he be forced out by thugs and now with cuts in pay and reduced hours in his part-time job he is skint after paying the rent
"The offcial line is that he left his council house of his own accord but thats not the case."
"this man was driven out through sheer terror for his life and the result that he is being punished for doing so-that is wrong "
speaking to the Limerick Post the man in question who dooes not wish to be named, said:
"Where is the justice in rehousing those thugs which cause such misery to the good law abiding tenants in cases where court oders are served and they are rehoused they get rent supplement where is the justice in that they get good accommodation on provate esates -I and others subjected to the same vicious bullying as me are left to suffer the consequences."
Cllr Pat Kennedy has called to be more hard-nosed with the perpetrators of anti-social behaviour activty, and he has recommended that the Garda commissioner should come to Limerick and see what is happeing here.

The system, at national and at local level, does not give a damn about people like that old man.

But utter scum can get rehoused pretty easily and convicted rapists can get nice houses in Murroe when they make claims that bigger scumbags are threatening them. Great little country for screwing over ordinary folk in favour of scum criminals and White collar criminals.

chief justice 1 · 04-08-2011 5:49pm

Delighted for the people who live in that avenue in Garryowen. At least they may get some decent people in their now. Crappy to think that other families were forced from their homes by the vermin beforehand though.[/QUOTE]
This is the thing the famliy from hell in fairview crescent garryowen are just one of the famlies there is two and the other famliy is still living there and has made fairview crescent garryowen into a HELL WHOLE by far the worst anti- social behaviour in Ireland has ever seen

It's All Kicking Off Again - Fairview Crescent

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