Gli inquilini di Dublino sono scioccati per essere sfrattati a causa di “scappatoia legale poco conosciuta”
https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/housing-planning/2025/06/05/applewood-village-swords-renters-shocked-to-be-evicted-under-old-rules/
di NoThankYouSir_
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It’s called regulatory capture. Ireland’s housing rules are set for and by landlords.
Absolute joke, why isnt there protections going back further than 2022?
the fact there are loopholes to allow perfectly good tenants to be evicted from their homes in 2025 is astonishing. i suppose years and years of voting for the landlord parties doesn’t help much.
>“The reason for the termination of the tenancy is due to the fact the landlord is entitled to terminate the tenancy before a further Part 4 tenancy cycle commences”.
r/savedyouaclick
Little known until now.
Not a particularly new ‘loophole’. I’ve known this was a risk since I started renting.
Absolutely terrible for these people of course.
How convenient that it wasn’t spotted before, and it works out in the landlords favour.
>European property firm LRC Group
There needs to be limits on foreign firms buying up multiple properties.
Tenants hate him
And if you make any negative comment about it you get slammed with downvotes. Ireland seems to love high rents and weak, unfair tenancy rights.
Always found it highly hypocritical for a country and political establishment that loves to evoke the narrative that its roots are to be found in a righteous uprising against unjust rents and poor treatment of tenants.
Once the ladder was pulled up however…
Yeats was spot on about the place in September 1913 — the greasy till sums it up well.