Strokestown **Mod Note in Post #4461**

Brendan Bendar

BattleCorp wrote: »

I doubt they are quite as innocent as you are making out.

Any word on the big sheds....... ?

Topgear on Dave

This soap opera has another series left in it yet.

https://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/strokestown-eviction-siblings-not-in-contact-with-lawyers-since-release-1026556.html

Nevin Parsnipp

How much are these hoes and their supporters costing the State ?

Beltby

https://www.thejournal.ie/strokestown-high-court-order-farm-eviction-5258200-Nov2020/
Gardai involved now. Anyone found on the farm will be arrested and brought to court. Gardai to use any means necessary to arrest them.

About time.

BattleCorp

Beltby wrote: »

https://www.thejournal.ie/strokestown-high-court-order-farm-eviction-5258200-Nov2020/
Gardai involved now. Anyone found on the farm will be arrested and brought to court. Gardai to use any means necessary to arrest them.

About time.

I'd say KBC are losing a hat of money over this farm. The legal fees must be colossal.

And then when the bank take possession of the farm, what will they do with it then? Anybody trying to live there, or farm it or develop it will surely be intimidated, there will be vandalism etc.

It's a pity such scummy behaviour (by the McGann's and their supporters) is being rewarded.

Beltby

BattleCorp wrote: »

I'd say KBC are losing a hat of money over this farm. The legal fees must be colossal.

And then when the bank take possession of the farm, what will they do with it then? Anybody trying to live there, or farm it or develop it will surely be intimidated, there will be vandalism etc.

It's a pity such scummy behaviour (by the McGann's and their supporters) is being rewarded.

It's not being rewarded, to be fair. Anyone found there will be getting a week in custody.

They can't be let away with it, otherwise no one would pay their mortgage.

BattleCorp

Beltby wrote: »

It's not being rewarded, to be fair. Anyone found there will be getting a week in custody.

They can't be let away with it, otherwise no one would pay their mortgage.

The McGanns have been rewarded for their sh1tty actions for the last 8 or 9 years. They've had a free house and a free farm during that time and are hanging in tooth and nail to cause as much hassle as possible. The McGann lad who used to own the house has a very long history of getting stuff and not bothering his hole to pay for it.

I don't care if I'm not popular but the eviction laws here are far too weak to deal with people who act the boll1x like the McGanns.

Beltby

BattleCorp wrote: »

The McGanns have been rewarded for their sh1tty actions for the last 8 or 9 years. They've had a free house and a free farm during that time and are hanging in tooth and nail to cause as much hassle as possible. The McGann lad who used to own the house has a very long history of getting stuff and not bothering his hole to pay for it.

I don't care if I'm not popular but the eviction laws here are far too weak to deal with people who act the boll1x like the McGanns.

I can't disagree with any of that.

Two men arrested over failure to vacate property. What makes these people tick?

https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/courtandcrime/arid-40089293.html

facehugger99

How many years have KBC been trying to get these crooks out of the place?

No wonder no new lenders want to come into the Irish market and provide a bit of competition.

We all end up paying higher mortgage fees and interest rates because of selfish and ignorant fcukers like this.

Brendan Bendar

Deleted User wrote: »

Two men arrested over failure to vacate property. What makes these people tick?

https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/courtandcrime/arid-40089293.html

Entitlement attitude Mary, and the support of morons.

JCJCJC

Deleted User wrote: »

Two men arrested over failure to vacate property. What makes these people tick?

https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/courtandcrime/arid-40089293.html

As the late Niall Toibín used to say, they were born 'tick'.

JCJCJC

facehugger99 wrote: »

How many years have KBC been trying to get these crooks out of the place?

No wonder no new lenders want to come into the Irish market and provide a bit of competition.

We all end up paying higher mortgage fees and interest rates because of selfish and ignorant fcukers like this.

I worked for a time in a certain bank that wouldn't lend at all in a few counties where the security was worthless because the law on repossessions couldn't be applied - that's the effect of the vigilantes on ordinary decent people who will try to repay what they borrowed.

BattleCorp

The sad thing is that when KBC eventually get possession of the house and farm, they will be able to do sweet fcukall with it.

Nobody would be stupid enough to buy it, even if they got it for ridiculously small money.

JCJCJC

BattleCorp wrote: »

The sad thing is that when KBC eventually get possession of the house and farm, they will be able to do sweet fcukall with it.

Nobody would be stupid enough to buy it, even if they got it for ridiculously small money.

You could see a forestry company buying it, or a social housing organisation, there's always one. If there are agricultural entitlements going with the land it has more value than meets the eye.

BattleCorp

JCJCJC wrote: »

You could see a forestry company buying it, or a social housing organisation, there's always one. If there are agricultural entitlements going with the land it has more value than meets the eye.

A forrestry would be burned. Crops would be burned. Social housing would be burned. Fcuk it, if you dug a hole there, it would be burned.

Brendan Bendar

BattleCorp wrote: »

A forrestry would be burned. Crops would be burned. Social housing would be burned. Fcuk it, if you dug a hole there, it would be burned.

Would it.

I think you might be a little off the mark there, bub.

Smee_Again

An extra 1% on our mortgage interest rate, that’s how much ****ers like this cost us each year.

MrMusician18

BattleCorp wrote: »

The sad thing is that when KBC eventually get possession of the house and farm, they will be able to do sweet fcukall with it.

Nobody would be stupid enough to buy it, even if they got it for ridiculously small money.

There's a price for everything. Even if it was bought and left to go wild it would still attract grants.

Someone will buy it. Get it for a good price now, ten, fifteen years down the line, these lads will be elderly and the sting will be taken out of this.

Fann Linn

MrMusician18 wrote: »

There's a price for everything. Even if it was bought and left to go wild it would still attract grants.

Someone will buy it. Get it for a good price now, ten, fifteen years down the line, these lads will be elderly and the sting will be taken out of this.

I'd travel up and down to the North fairly regular and for the past number of years on the Bellanleck side of Enniskillen are large signs in fields 'advising' prospective buyers NOT to buy the land the signs are situated on. I haven't been up there since last March and the signs were still there and if I get back up I wouldn't be surprised if they still are.

I don't think I'd be prepared either financially or physically to take the risk when other locations, which are probably not so bad for your health are more than available.

pgj2015

someone bought gilligans old equestrian centre. so why wouldnt they buy this place in strokestown.

KevRossi

BattleCorp wrote: »

The sad thing is that when KBC eventually get possession of the house and farm, they will be able to do sweet fcukall with it.

Nobody would be stupid enough to buy it, even if they got it for ridiculously small money.

There's plenty who will buy it, the McGann's lost a lot of sympathy over the past years and to be honest. most locals are plssed off with them entirely. It could well be sold to a buyer from outside the area who will send a manager in, there's a lot of good land there.

It's not like the farm in Croghan they tried to sell a few years back, the one where they had the demo at the auction in the Bush Hotel. McGann's owe a lot of money locally and most local businesses will welcome an honest farmer rather than them.

BattleCorp wrote: »

A forrestry would be burned. Crops would be burned. Social housing would be burned. Fcuk it, if you dug a hole there, it would be burned.

Not going to happen.

KevRossi

pgj2015 wrote: »

someone bought gilligans old equestrian centre. so why wouldnt they buy this place in strokestown.

Coincidentally, Gilligan was living near Strokestown until fairly recently.

His centre had no taboo attached to it as he was a known gangster, so not the same circumstances.

pgj2015

KevRossi wrote: »

Coincidentally, Gilligan was living near Strokestown until fairly recently.

His centre had no taboo attached to it as he was a known gangster, so not the same circumstances.

yes but people said the same about it, that no one would buy it.

gilligan will be living somewhere else from now on.

relax carry on

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Two men arrested over failure to vacate property. What makes these people tick?

https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/courtandcrime/arid-40089293.html

You can feel the frustration of the judge in that article.

BattleCorp

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

Would it.

I think you might be a little off the mark there, bub.

Time will tell.

pgj2015 wrote: »

someone bought gilligans old equestrian centre. so why wouldnt they buy this place in strokestown.

Only asking here but did Gilligan have the support of the boys up North who wear the balaclavas even when it isn't cold out? Seems like that's who is supporting the boys in Strokestown.

KevRossi wrote: »

There's plenty who will buy it, the McGann's lost a lot of sympathy over the past years and to be honest. most locals are plssed off with them entirely. It could well be sold to a buyer from outside the area who will send a manager in, there's a lot of good land there.

It's not like the farm in Croghan they tried to sell a few years back, the one where they had the demo at the auction in the Bush Hotel. McGann's owe a lot of money locally and most local businesses will welcome an honest farmer rather than them.

Not going to happen.

Do you think a local would buy it, lets say in the next 5 years?

pgj2015

I doubt the IRA care about a farm in stroketown. wanabe IRA maybe?

BattleCorp

pgj2015 wrote: »

I doubt the IRA care about a farm in stroketown. wanabe IRA maybe?

Who came down and kicked the fcuk out of the security that the Bank had put in place, the local Legion of Mary?

pgj2015

BattleCorp wrote: »

Who came down and kicked the fcuk out of the security that the Bank had put in place, the local Legion of Mary?

it wasn't the IRA anyway. just a bunch of thugs.

BattleCorp

pgj2015 wrote: »

it wasn't the IRA anyway. just a bunch of thugs.

Fair enough Gerry.