by Ethna Ryan | Sep 29, 2020 | Case Studies - Investment Properties
Nightmare Sale of Pre ’63 Property Successfully Completed Investment Property partly built on neighbours land Mick was originally from County Mayo. He worked in London as a builder in the 70’s and 80’s and had made a lot of money. He came home and bought a pre-1963...
by Ethna Ryan | Sep 29, 2020 | Case Studies - Investment Properties
Title Problems in Rathfarnham Owner Discovers Dublin Water Supply runs under his House I looked at the estate agent’s pictures of the house built on an acre site in Rathfarnham. The house was recessed into the hillside, split level, large, well furnished and...
by Ethna Ryan | Sep 29, 2020 | Case Studies - Investment Properties
Buying at Auction What to watch out for There are at least 3 main reasons for selling a property by auction as opposed to through an estate agent (private treaty sale). 1. Good Market – Prime Location Traditionally properties at the higher end of the market in prime...
by Conal | Jul 6, 2020 | News
The Law Society Gazette Explains: This story by Neal Horgan outlines the principles in establishing the standard of care to be applied in personal injuries proceedings taken under the Package Holidays and Travel Trade Act 1995. Click here for the full story. ...
by Conal | May 12, 2020 | News, Real Life Stories
On a bright cold January morning, the client was driving his Honda Deauville 680 cc touring bike to work. He came off the M50 at Exit 14 and came down the Drummartin Link Road. He was stopped first at the lights at the Golden Grill. The lights went green and he took...
by Katarina Benova | Apr 27, 2020 | News, Real Life Stories, Real Life Stories
No Manual Handling Training The client, a male Lithuanian national aged 35, was employed in a warehouse to load and unload sheets of glass. He had worked in the loading area since 2007. On Friday the 14th of March, he was working by himself loading glass into a van...
by Katarina Benova | Apr 8, 2020 | News, Real Life Stories, Real Life Stories
Elena, aged 52 years, works as a cleaner. She has been cleaning offices in Limerick for 5½ years. In March 2019, Elena was upstairs cleaning a canteen and toilet. She needed to bring the rubbish downstairs. The lift was not working properly. It kept shuddering. Elena...
by Katarina Benova | Apr 8, 2020 | News, Real Life Stories, Real Life Stories
On a cold, wet February evening, Rima was returning home from work in the restaurant. She driving along the Dublin Road into Navan.She had just passed the left hand turn onto Timmons Hill (R153).The traffic was heavy both ways and she was stopped to turn right onto...
by Katarina Benova | Feb 7, 2020 | News, Real Life Stories, Real Life Stories
Alfonsas is a 54 year old factory operative working in a turkey factory. His job is to take the recently killed turkeys from the slaughter house and put them onto hooks. The turkeys weigh from 5kg to 45kg. When the rack is full it weighs approximately 600kg. Alfonsas...
by Katarina Benova | Feb 4, 2020 | News, Real Life Stories, Real Life Stories
It was a dark August night. Mary was on her way back to the caravan. She had been out with her friends at a restaurant. She was walking back to the caravan park. The caravan park is at the end of a long, single-lane roadway. There is a footpath to the right-hand side....