The scene during the controversial eviction in December 2018. Image Facebook/The DemocratA Judge has ruled the family has no right to be on the property.
The family who were at the centre of a controversial eviction at Strokestown, Co. Roscommon last December have been given one month to vacate the property.
The Journal is reporting that Mr Justice Senan Allen ruled that KBC bank was entitled to an injunction compelling siblings Michael Anthony, David and Geraldine McGann to vacate their family home at Falsk, near Strokestown in Co Roscommon, pending the final outcome of the dispute.
The Judge was reportedly satisfied with evidence presented claiming the defendants had no entitlement to be on the property.
He said the bank had obtained and executed a valid possession order over the property, and that the McGanns are trespassers on the property.
The defendants will appeal the decision to the Court of Appeal, and asked that the order to vacate the property be stayed according to the representative
The judge said he was placing a stay on his order until noon on Tuesday, November 12 next when the defendants will have to vacate and cease trespassing on the property.
