Peter McVerry Trust seeks injunctions against trespassers in three properties
Mr Justice Brian Cregan granted the trust orders preventing trespass by "persons unknown" at an apartment in Cabra Road, Phibsborough, a multi-unit building on the North Circular Road, Grangegorman, and a three storey Georgian building on Drumcondra Road Lower. The order also applies to three individuals who gave their names when a security company was sent to find out what was going on at the buildings.
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