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If someone comes on your property without your permission are they breaking the law?

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    #32
    Simple_Simone
    Closed Accounts Posts: 152 ✭✭Simple_Simone


    Sounds wrote: »

    a friend told me last night about a woman near dublin city who was talked into buying several generators, wtf.

    I wonder is that an evolving urban legend based on this recent true story from West Cork?

    https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/ireland/elderly-woman-pressured-by-suspects-to-buy-12-chainsaws-11-generators-and-7-power-washers-901030.html


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    #33
    Sounds
    Registered Users Posts: 395 ✭✭Sounds
    EMar Sounds


    Simple_Simone wrote: »
    I wonder is that an evolving urban legend based on this recent true story from West Cork?

    https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/ireland/elderly-woman-pressured-by-suspects-to-buy-12-chainsaws-11-generators-and-7-power-washers-901030.html

    Yes sorry, that's the actual story I was referring to, chainsaws not generators!
    These creatures are incabable of earning a decent living by playing fair,
    Even if they could do a good job, their instint is to rob, take advantage innocent folks.


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    #34
    Simple_Simone
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    Sounds wrote: »

    Yes sorry, that's the actual story I was referring to, chainsaws not generators!

    Not just chainsaws, there were 11 generators in there too! ;)


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    #35
    Sounds
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    BTW, they are Irish and have done some work in the same area, which wasn't completed properly.
    Their work was checked by qualified construction workers afterwards, the neighbors actually got together about the incidents.
    I don't know what the law are doing but they are aware of it, hope this info is of some use, I know it's happening all over the country.
    Why not do a good job and improve your business status instead of being a total failure at something you could make a business out of.
    Ah I guess it's not in their nature, they couldn't even register a .ie


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    the_syco
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    Sounds wrote: »
    Why not do a good job and improve your business status instead of being a total failure at something you could make a business out of.
    Why not? Profit.


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    nuac
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    #38
    Sounds
    Registered Users Posts: 395 ✭✭Sounds
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    the_syco wrote: »
    Why not? Profit.

    I know right, but going around doing crap work is bad for business, as these guys will find out soon.
    It's another thing going around your own country in groups with the intention of exploiting innocent people, that's against the law.


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