Repossession

Thargor

ronan45 wrote: »

Vincent Brown is now on the scene :rolleyes:

sjb25 wrote: »

**** is about to kick of lol he's blocking the gate closing coz he wants to get in lol

StewartGriffin wrote: »

Crazy old guy turns up at Crazy old guys house!

According to someone on the Pin, Vincent was forced to sell his nearby Dalkey home to meet his debts a couple of years back, maybe he's joining up with the LL in solidarity.

conorh91

Thargor wrote: »

According to someone on the Pin, Vincent was forced to sell his nearby Dalkey home to meet his debts a couple of years back, maybe he's joining up with the LL in solidarity.

Actually the banks didn't sell the house, Browne did.

He personally "only" owed another €150k to the banks, but as far as I know he attempted to settle debts for the company as well as his own personal debts. Definitely retained more dignity than his old neighbours the O'Donnells.

nelly17

conorh91 wrote: »

Seriously patronizing article there. Although the whole thing is of course ridiculous, I don't see the point in making fun of the guy's advocacy skills, and seeming to enjoy his inexperience.

Bottom line is that the O'Donnell parents seem to be in denial, but we all know how it's going to end.

I don;t understand why anyone needs to be "outraged" or why Kathy Sheridan needs to write an article mocking a young solicitor's skills. This is a small town and to me, it seems like a pointless abuse of the paper's influence. She's enjoying it a bit too much IMO.

Perhaps its just me but I did'nt interpet it as mocking his skills it was more about trying to paint a picture of having sent a lamb to the slaughter. I actually feel sorry for the lad hes been put under immense pressure.

Grayson

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/gorse-hill-o-donnells-have-until-4pm-to-vacate-killiney-mansion-1.2125575

However, members of the Land League – a body that has been involved in frequent protests at party political events, evictions and formal events – have said the couple are now calling on the Taoiseach and the Attorney General to read the family’s dossier of files in the case.
The group has called a press briefing for later on Wednesday. Mr Beades said he will outline a dossier of files exposing serious wrong doings against the O’Donnells.
The Land League has told The Irish Times that the dossier will be made available to the media if the Taoiseach and Attorney General refuse to intervene in the case.

what a load of bull.

AudreyHepburn

I don't honestly see why people have such a problem with repossession. This is the Great Famine of 1845, you don't just get evicted from your home for no good reason anymore.

If you are struggling to pay for your home fine, but you can't just refuse point blank to pay and ignore all the letters etc and/or the court instructions sent to you, and expect to be let off the hook.

AudreyHepburn

Eugene Norman wrote: »

What a ridiculous country. A cousin of mine was tossed out of her rental house a few weeks before Christmas complete with family of 4. Landlord said he was moving in but just put it up for sale.

Land league didn't turn up.

The Landlord has every right to sell if he wishes.

Valetta

Is the 4 o'clock deadline still in place?

Has there been any indication of how the eviction in to be effected?

Hitchens

Valetta wrote: »

Is the 4 o'clock deadline still in place?

Has there been any indication of how the eviction in to be effected?

Solicitor Brian O'Donnell and his wife Mary Patricia have until 4pm this afternoon to vacate their home on the order of the High Court.

http://www.rte.ie/news/2015/0304/684329-odonnells/

Thargor

What will be the punishment though if they're still there at 5? Probably nothing.

NIMAN

Will the Guards be involved?
If so I feel for them, they don't join the force to do sh1t like this, and get a bad rep for carrying out orders.

Little CuChulainn

If they don;t vacate by 4pm I believe the bank will go back to court in the morning for trespass proceedings. Eventually the Gardaí will be involved if the couple keep ignoring the court.

seamus

Little CuChulainn wrote: »

If they don;t vacate by 4pm I believe the bank will go back to court in the morning for trespass proceedings. Eventually the Gardaí will be involved if the couple keep ignoring the court.

That's pretty much it. Back-and-forth, back-and-forth.
Tomorrow, trespass proceedings, another notice to vacate from the court.
The next day a court order to vacate.
The next day a summons to appear in court.
The next day a warrant for their arrest.
The next day they get dragged out by the Gardai and brought to court, while the land league morons get their five minutes in the spotlight assaulting Gardai and claiming the Gardai are like the gestapo.

There'll be media fodder in this until next Wednesday at least.

keano_afc

Wonder if Blake, Blaise, Bluce and Blalexandra are still holed up there. Checking the hidden stashes of cash probably.

brooke 2

Desolation Of Smug wrote: »

Gorse hill - the vale of tears...Didn't Pat Kenny and his neighbours have a bit of a spat over another section of "gorse".

Seems more like Orse Hill.

Pat's little patch was also called 'Gorse
Hill', iirc. He must be experiencing a
sense of déjà vu these days. Cost him
€2m to sort out his spat with his neighbour.

padd b1975

Has Coppinger rocked up yet, windbagging about everyone having a right to a family home?

MarkAnthony

For the love of God, leave with a bit of dignity.

I'm sure it won't be a cardboard box they're going to.

Eugene Norman

AudreyHepburn wrote: »

The Landlord has every right to sell if he wishes.

Yeh, and so do the bank in this case. Its easier to kick the little people out though.

baldbear

It sounds like a Ross O'Carroll play. I wonder did the media get an interview with the dog?

darkpagandeath

Grayson wrote: »

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/gorse-hill-o-donnells-have-until-4pm-to-vacate-killiney-mansion-1.2125575

However, members of the Land League – a body that has been involved in frequent protests at party political events, evictions and formal events – have said the couple are now calling on the Taoiseach and the Attorney General to read the family’s dossier of files in the case.
The group has called a press briefing for later on Wednesday. Mr Beades said he will outline a dossier of files exposing serious wrong doings against the O’Donnells.
The Land League has told The Irish Times that the dossier will be made available to the media if the Taoiseach and Attorney General refuse to intervene in the case.

what a load of bull.

Talk about Delusional, Prey tell what the Government can do with a Civil matter between the banks and this lot ?

MRnotlob606

NO CONTRACT NO CONSENT.

NOW I WILL GO BACK IN MY CAGE TO MAKE LOVE WITH MY UNAESTHETICALLY PLEASING WIFE AND GO TO SIGN A CONTRACT TO COLLECT MY DOLE.








AHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH NO IRONY WHAT SO EVER MUHHAHA

vienne86

I really can't fathom what the O'Donnells think they are going to achieve here. Why wouldn't they just leave quietly?

RoboRat

Why wouldn't they just leave quietly?

Government has put the upper class on such a pedestal that they have a sense of entitlement. They feel that they are 100% in the right.

end of the road

AudreyHepburn wrote: »

I don't honestly see why people have such a problem with repossession.

because some of the banks expected us to bail them out, and won't play ball with those willing to pay. fact is the bank will get pittence for this house at this stage and they deserve it.

AudreyHepburn wrote: »

This is the Great Famine of 1845, you don't just get evicted from your home for no good reason anymore.

oh yes you do. you think the banks are totally innocent in this? some of them refuse to play ball no matter how much the debter tries. we've all heard the stories, they can't all be lying.

AudreyHepburn wrote: »

If you are struggling to pay for your home fine, but you can't just refuse point blank to pay and ignore all the letters etc and/or the court instructions sent to you, and expect to be let off the hook.

how do you know he did all of those? just because he was once wealthy doesn't make him guilty of any of that stuff. i've seen nothing to suggest he hasn't being making an effort to do a deal to pay. if anyone is to take the house it should be the state themselves with the bank left out in the cold. let off the hook he will be as the bank isn't getting most of that money back, ever.

end of the road

vienne86 wrote: »

I really can't fathom what the O'Donnells think they are going to achieve here. Why wouldn't they just leave quietly?

why would they. drag it out for as long as they can, get taken off by the gards, bank squirming in fear of their reputation being damaged a tad.

vienne86

end of the road wrote: »

why would they. drag it out for as long as they can, get taken off by the gards, bank squirming in fear of their reputation being damaged a tad.

Dunno. I don't think there is much sympathy out there for the O'Donnells. I think there would be a certain amount of glee if they were taken off in a paddy wagon.

end of the road

vienne86 wrote: »

Dunno. I don't think there is much sympathy out there for the O'Donnells. I think there would be a certain amount of glee if they were taken off in a paddy wagon.

oh certainly. the same people though would be outraged if it was someone in a council house though. couldn't make it up. its pure and simple begrudgery if i'm honest

Kermit.de.frog

Looks like Vincient Browne just strolled in to the O'Donnells mansion.:o

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOvmi24Aklk

thebaz

anyone homeless tonight in Dublin , should head up to the Vico road and form a squat , free swimming pool and all - any citizen of Ireland has as much right to be in that house as the O'Donnells themselves.

Mesrine65

Good auld Vinnie

Menas

Already covered over here.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057389982&page=4