Pensioners evicted from their home today!!

xflyer · 24-04-2012 01:29PM

44leto wrote: »

A true story, my father is 80 and he always liked a flutter, never anything to serious. He can't get to the bookies so he has taken to paddypower online. A few weeks ago he bet a horse, but instead of putting in a 20euro bet, he mistakenly put in a 200 euro bet.

He rang PaddyPower and told them of his then realised mistake, the guy on the phone said, "sorry we can't "but would you be ringing us if the horse won", my Da just honestly said "no".

That happened to me, exactly like that. 200 instead of 20. The horse won. Phew! I wouldn't have rang though, just kicked myself!

Dave! · 24-04-2012 01:33PM

srsly78 wrote: »

Take a deep breath and pour yourself a stiff drink mate.

I get it, it's cos of the forum I mod, very good

johnwest288 · 24-04-2012 02:00PM

I can sympathise with these people just got a really snotty letter from the local sheriff telling me he will be here tommorow to kick me out. Is nothing sacred anymore :mad:

44leto · 24-04-2012 02:07PM

xflyer wrote: »

That happened to me, exactly like that. 200 instead of 20. The horse won. Phew! I wouldn't have rang though, just kicked myself!

I laughed to when he told me, but he is 80, so he doesn't quite comprehend that he is not dealing with the local staff at his local bookie who he dealt with for years.

But you have to hand it to apple ipad, and the PP app, it really is a simple thing to work, once set up, even an old man can master it and after that mistake he wont be doing that again.

PS

You Jammy Jammy Bastardddddd,

But good one, its good to see a bookie been unlucky and lose.

micropig · 24-04-2012 02:09PM

johnwest288 wrote: »

I can sympathise with these people just got a really snotty letter from the local sheriff telling me he will be here tommorow to kick me out. Is nothing sacred anymore :mad:

I hope you have the tent ready to go, the B@stards!:D

https://encrypted-tbn2.google.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcScDSdNgHB57gl1UxOHhHPY8mfHr8C0YCDunoGws2MIG7Xcc5S6

h2005 · 24-04-2012 03:10PM

true wrote: »

and quite possibly the bank owns them too, with the value of mortgages outstanding exceeding the sale price if sold.

Renting properties was their business, and no doubt their business is in serious trouble. The question remains : do you think the bank was prudent to sell them new loans /arrange this remortgaging....on properties such as their own multi million home which if it was located elsewhere in the world would only have been worth a fraction of that - to a couple approaching retirement age ?

How can you have no doubt their business is in serious trouble where are you getting this information?

bluesteel · 18-05-2012 11:38AM

http://www.daft.ie/21207451

Property Description:
Description: A truly exquisite, beautifully
presented to the highest of standards, six bedroom detached
property to let in this wonderful location. St. Matthias Wood is
located behind security gates and is a small enclave of 5 houses
set in a secluded woodland setting off Church Road, Killiney. The
house is set in a cul-de-sac and is the last house in the
development. The house is ideal as a Corporate Let or Embassy Let
and would make a super family home.
Accommodation: Ground Floor: Square entrance hall with
guest w.c., TV or family room, superb lounge with double doors
leading to a wonderful dining room, breakfast room, state-of-the-
art kitchen, utility room, conservatory leading to landscaped

counterlock · 18-05-2012 11:56AM

bluesteel wrote: »

http://www.daft.ie/21207451

You'd need to get rid of the two tramps living out front though

Unrealistic · 18-05-2012 11:57AM

bluesteel wrote: »

http://www.daft.ie/21207451

Different house in the same development.

bluesteel · 18-05-2012 12:02PM

Unrealistic wrote: »

Different house in the same development.

You're correct, still shows how crazy it is that a childless couple get sympathy for living in such a house when they could have rented it out and paid their mortgage

Dermighty · 18-05-2012 12:12PM

Comments disabled on the video, obvious tossers.

ronan45 · 31-08-2012 11:29AM

So are these people still camping? ?????

counterlock · 31-08-2012 11:50AM

ronan45 wrote: »

So are these people still camping? ?????

No he turfed out some of the tenants from one of his other properties.

GarIT · 31-08-2012 11:50AM

ronan45 wrote: »

So are these people still camping? ?????

I would think that is hardly likely. Once the attention died away they probably moved. I think they only camped to try to make it seem like they had nowhere to go.

ronan45 · 31-08-2012 12:04PM

counterlock wrote: »

No he turfed out some of the tenants from one of his other properties.

Oh right

http://www.google.ie/imgres?q=tenant+eviction+1800s&um=1&hl=en&sa=N&biw=1024&bih=634&tbm=isch&tbnid=2Nw9y1TswMFwOM:&imgrefurl=http://bocktherobber.com/2012/04/killiney-eviction/&imgurl=http://bocktherobber.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/famine-eviction.gif&w=800&h=462&ei=Z5hAUOydHorIhAfPhYDICA&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=376&vpy=261&dur=997&hovh=170&hovw=296&tx=149&ty=102&sig=107543025142366749464&page=1&tbnh=101&tbnw=175&start=0&ndsp=15&ved=1t:429,r:12,s:0,i:108

Unrealistic · 19-09-2012 06:27PM

So, not content with screwing the country out of €1m+ already, the Kelly's have decided to waste some more of our money on legal bills.

A couple evicted from their South Dublin home earlier this year have brought a High Court action against Irish Bank Resolution Corporation arising out of their removal from the premises.

In a widely publicised move last April, Brendan Kelly, 71, and his German-born wife Asta, 63, were removed from their home at St Matthias Wood, Killiney.
This was on foot of an eviction order granted to Irish Nationwide in June 2010.
The couple have launched a legal challenge against IBRC arising out of their eviction.

http://www.rte.ie/news/2012/0919/killiney-eviction-couple-bring-high-court-action.html

Millicent · 19-09-2012 08:11PM

Unrealistic wrote: »

So, not content with screwing the country out of €1m+ already, the Kelly's have decided to waste some more of our money on legal bills.

http://www.rte.ie/news/2012/0919/killiney-eviction-couple-bring-high-court-action.html

Oh FFS. Is one or both of them suffering from some form of dementia that they forgot that they had been served an eviction notice or demand letters from the bank and were somehow shocked when it happened? If not, what a pair of whiney, self-entitled asshats.

Gummy Panda · 19-09-2012 09:25PM

Millicent wrote: »

Oh FFS. Is one or both of them suffering from some form of dementia that they forgot that they had been served an eviction notice or demand letters from the bank and were somehow shocked when it happened? If not, what a pair of whiney, self-entitled asshats.

GORDS! GORDS PLEASE PROTECT THEM!!

Procrastastudy · 19-09-2012 09:34PM

Hope I'm spritely enough to take on a few guards at that age!

cyrusdvirus · 20-09-2012 07:47AM

i reckon we should all dress up in clothes from the 1840's and cheer these valiant freedom fighters who are fighting for our rights to keep our houses, whether or not we pay for them.

think of it this way, if they win that sets a legal precedent and we can all start buying up property with money we don't have, and feck the consequences...

the tiger will be reborn!!

Princess Consuela Bananahammock · 20-09-2012 07:52AM

gatecrash wrote: »

i reckon we should all dress up in clothes from the 1840's and cheer these valiant freedom fighters who are fighting for our rights to keep our houses, whether or not we pay for them.

think of it this way, if they win that sets a legal precedent and we can all start buying up property with money we don't have, and feck the consequences...

the tiger will be reborn!!

Don't think the banks will be as quick to lend this time! You would question payign your mortgage on the property you already have, though.

ronan45 · 20-09-2012 07:58AM

gatecrash wrote: »

i reckon we should all dress up in clothes from the 1840's and cheer these valiant freedom fighters who are fighting for our rights to keep our houses, whether or not we pay for them.

think of it this way, if they win that sets a legal precedent and we can all start buying up property with money we don't have, and feck the consequences...

the tiger will be reborn!!

I have dibs on this bad boi here :cool:
http://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/4-st-matthias-wood-killiney-dublin-south/1934104

bluesteel · 13-12-2012 05:04PM

http://www.independent.ie/national-news/courts/evicted-multimillionaire-landlords-have-gone-to-ground-despite-unpaid-fees-court-told-3325435.html

nice people, weren't paying the management fees for their property empire. I wonder what all their supporters have to say?

Evicted multi-millionaire landlords have ‘gone to ground’ despite unpaid fees, court told

Barrister Michael Vallely, counsel for The Waterside Management Company, which has obtained judgment for management charges against the couple, told the Circuit Civil Court the company had been unable to trace them.
...

Mr Brennan, of Brennan and Company, told the court he had left messages on Mr Kelly’s mobile phone but they had never been answered.

...

He told Judge Jacqueline Linnane she had earlier granted the company judgment against the Kellys for €9,684.05 for unpaid management charges on the five apartments in The Waterside complex.

snubbleste · 13-12-2012 05:43PM

We can all try to find them. Keep you eye out for the couple in the video in Post#1
Five properties in one complex and not bothering to pay the management charges.

fryup · 13-12-2012 07:15PM

will they be spending xmas in the tent??

snubbleste · 02-09-2013 04:23PM

Anyone know where this couple are these days? Do they still have a massive property portfolio?

wazky · 02-09-2013 04:26PM

snubbleste wrote: »

Anyone know where this couple are these days? Do they still have a massive property portfolio?

They became a crime fighting duo.

Mr Dementia and Mrs Parkinsons.