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Traveller Wedding - Breaking Tenancy & Covid Rules

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    #62
    tipptom
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    wd0661 wrote: »
    wouldnt the Gardaí be enforcing a high court order if they broke up the wedding , same as with the debenhams one ?


    i wonder will the usual political prostitutes be out in force again ?

    They had a court order in Longford but they said they were going ahead with it no matter what and the Gardas responce was to employ a watching brief.

    Why stand outside it if they are going to do nothing?

    Anyway,what time does the reception kick off?


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    #63
    ...Ghost...
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    wd0661 wrote: »
    wouldnt the Gardaí be enforcing a high court order if they broke up the wedding , same as with the debenhams one ?


    i wonder will the usual political prostitutes be out in force again ?

    Highlighted the important bit

    Stay Free



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    #64
    iamwhoiam
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    Sleeper12 wrote: »
    Maybe you don't read the news but these were reported right throughout the summer and autumn of last year.

    Any links to those reports ?


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    #65
    lawrencesummers
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    A photo of the bridal party in handcuffs would do a lot for the morale of the country.


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    #66
    afro man
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    Sleeper12 wrote: »
    Maybe you don't read the news but these were reported right throughout the summer and autumn of last year.
    Sleeper
    I must have missed that can you post links to News stories


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    #67
    MIRMIR82
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    Just seen on RTE that the marquee has been taken down!! :eek:
    http://https://www.rte.ie/news/courts/2021/0512/1221174-wedding-marquee-court/


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    #68
    tabby aspreme
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    lawrencesummers wrote: »
    A photo of the bridal party in handcuffs would do a lot for the morale of the country.

    Ah hear now, not everyone is into that kind of carry on.


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    #69
    Feisar
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    "Barrister Niall Flynn, for the council, said Mr Connors yesterday told a council official he knew he was breaching tenancy"

    Great stuff, surely they'll evict him now, so he can, err, hit the road?

    First they came for the socialists...



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    #70
    lawrencesummers
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    tabby aspreme wrote: »
    Ah hear now, not everyone is into that kind of carry on.

    Say that to the people on the frontline of the health services.


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    #71
    Mimon
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    Northernlily wrote: »
    After the absolutely pathetic fines dished out to the Longford rule breakers the other day he's going to plough on.

    They should have added on the policing bill etc.


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    #72
    [Deleted User]
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    lawrencesummers wrote: »
    Say that to the people on the frontline of the health services.

    I think you missed that posters inuendo there.


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    #73
    Gaoth Laidir
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    There are some thunderstorms moving up Leinster this afternoon so...you never know, with a bit of luck...;)


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    #74
    nullzero
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    Sleeper12 wrote: »
    You do know that last summer there were 100s of weddings like this & even bigger involving settled Irish people?

    Links please.


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    #75
    HeidiHeidi
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    MIRMIR82 wrote: »
    Just seen on RTE that the marquee has been taken down!! :eek:
    http://https://www.rte.ie/news/courts/2021/0512/1221174-wedding-marquee-court/
    Are you sure?


    Link broken :eek:


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    #76
    Sleeper12
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    afro man wrote:
    Sleeper I must have missed that can you post links to News stories


    Don't be lazy. Do your own homework. It was a bumper year last year for marquees, wedding, communions, confirmations, birthdays. There was a case only in the last few weeks. Female politician & a large party. Wicklow if memory serves


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    #77
    iamwhoiam
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    Sleeper12 wrote: »
    Don't be lazy. Do your own homework. It was a bumper year last year for marquees, wedding, communions, confirmations, birthdays. There was a case only in the last few weeks. Female politician & a large party. Wicklow if memory serves

    Links please .


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    #78
    Sleeper12
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    iamwhoiam wrote:
    Links please .


    Repeat. Don't be lazy


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    #79
    iamwhoiam
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    Sleeper12 wrote: »
    Repeat. Don't be lazy

    You are the one making claims so you find the links


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    #80
    Spanish Eyes
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    The whine of the father of the groom, "I know the consequences etc. but they have nowhere else to go". Ahem wedding receptions for EVERYONE are max 15 guests OUTDOORS and 6 indoors, no big receptions for anyone at the moment. The sense of entitlement is staggering from the Travellers.


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    #81
    fullstop
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    Sleeper12 wrote: »
    Don't be lazy. Do your own homework. It was a bumper year last year for marquees, wedding, communions, confirmations, birthdays. There was a case only in the last few weeks. Female politician & a large party. Wicklow if memory serves

    Narrator: he doesn’t have any links.


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    #82
    fullstop
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    https://twitter.com/fergalrte/status/1392476779642753026?s=21


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    #83
    nullzero
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    Sleeper12 wrote: »
    Repeat. Don't be lazy

    I see your "don't be lazy" and raise you "burden of proof".


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    #84
    MIRMIR82
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    @Heidiheidi - The story has completely changed on the website now!!! It had it that it was taken down with photos of a lorry with a crane on it on the back. Now it only says judge has said it was to be removed!


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    #85
    AlfaZen
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    fullstop wrote: »
    https://twitter.com/fergalrte/status/1392476779642753026?s=21

    The cost of this operation should be covered by those who caused it and not the tax payer.


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    #86
    Mrcaramelchoc
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    AlfaZen wrote: »
    The cost of this operation should be covered by those who caused it and not the tax payer.

    Absolutely agree. And throw them in jail for good measure.


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    #87
    nullzero
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    AlfaZen wrote: »
    The cost of this operation should be covered by those who caused it and not the tax payer.

    Difficult when they are living in houses built by the tax payer.


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    #88
    Mimon
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    fullstop wrote: »
    https://twitter.com/fergalrte/status/1392476779642753026?s=21

    Policing bill must be in the 10s of thousands. Hopefully they get landed with it.


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    #89
    suicide_circus
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    Why was a large garda presence required?


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    #90
    nullzero
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    suicide_circus wrote: »
    Why was a large garda presence required?

    In case of any "mostly peaceful" protests.


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    #91
    Sleeper12
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    iamwhoiam wrote:
    You are the one making claims so you find the links

    If you insist that I hold your hand here then I suggest that you google Gardai investigate house party during lockdown. You will find larger parties than the traveller one. But then I don't think you really want to see reports of white Irish settled people doing this. It doesn't suit some people's narrative


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