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The quasi-judicial public body set up under the Residential Tenancies Act 2004 has been criticised for its inaccurate reporting figures and delays in the dispute resolution process

St Helens residents hopeful council will acquire block By Mike Gilmore Residents at St Helens court in Dun Laoghaire continued their protest against their eviction today.  Theyre trying to stop a vulture fund from selling their homes out from under them.  Tony Geraghty is one of the residents at St Helens court, hes been fighting efforts from Mill Street Projects to evict him for years.  Hes one of seven tenants who are hopeful that the local authority will step in an...

Housing charities have called for a new six-month extension to the Governments Covid-19 eviction ban amid fears more than 1,000 renters are at immediate risk of becoming homeless. Threshold issued the warning today as the eviction ban comes to an end after a 10-day grace period, despite Minister for Housing Darragh OBrien saying there will be "no cliff edge", as new protections mean people who have lost income financially due to Covid-19 will still be protected until 12 July. The most recent ev...

Dun Laoghaire: Protesters Condemn Evictions at St Helens Court By Mike Gilmore This is the latest in a long string of attempts to oust the tenants from their homes. Donegal based Mill Street Projects currently owns the block at St Helens Court and has forced many of the tenants out over the last few years. Now only eight remain. Sean Mitchell, a taxi driver whos lived there for six years, details some of the vulture funds underhanded attempts to get them out...

The eviction notice states that tenants must vacate the apartments within ten days of the end of level 5 restrictions or within 56 days of the order.