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2012-05-09 13:17:03 |
Enniskerry Walkers must pay High Court costs
Co Wicklow walkers must pay costs after High Court case on right of way dispute.
A judge has made an award of costs for six days in the High Court to the plaintiff in a controversial case involving a walking group in Enniskerry, Co Wicklow. Mr Justice John McMenamin criticised both parties in the case. Mr Niall Lenoach and Mr Noel Barry, who are chairman and secretary respectively of a local walking association, initially took a case against landowner Joseph Walker. They were attempting to prove that there was a public right of way on Mr Walker’s property. However they lost the case, with Mr Justice John McMenamin ruling that the route in question is not a public right of way.
The judge ruled that the defendants in today’s case relating to costs will be entitled to the costs of the interim and interlocutory motions pre-trial. There will be a set-off of the defendants’ costs against the plaintiffs.
Giving his ruling, Mr Justice McMenamin criticised both parties and said he did not see evidence of much common sense in this dispute from either party. “On the scale of things, I am afraid the defendants showed much less common sense in pursuing a case which would be pursued by political action rather than through the courts,” the judge said.
The High Court case had lasted a total of 11 days. |
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Summit Comment Slieve Carr: Possible with Nephin Beg in a day |
jimgraham 2 weeks ago. Just to note that I found it possible to combine Slieve Carr with Nephin Beg. Working from the southern end of the Bangor trail (point F) it took me four hours to gain the top of Carr; about two ... |
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Track Brandon from West |
Onzy a week ago. Circular route over Masatiompan, Piaras Mor, Brandon North a walk, Length:17.3km, Climb: 1162m, Area: Masatiompan, Brandon Group (Ireland) Masatiompa |
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Summit Summary Knockbrack S Top: The top between two tops |
Collaborative entry Last edit by: thomas_g 2 weeks ago. A featureless top with lovely views, especially over the lake.
Best access is to park in the farmyard at V987 692 (Point A) with permission from the very friendly farmer. You have the choice of ... |
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Forum: General Forces of Nature |
march-fixer a week ago. It only becomes evident when you stand close to volcanic activity, just how enormous are the forces at work. The photo taken on the slopes of Tongariro NZ, shows a lava flow channel that has becom... |
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Track DUBLIN MOUNTAIN WAY |
Tim_Crooks a week ago. There is only one way to do the Dublin Mountain Way (DMW) an walk, Length:42.6km, Climb: 942m, Area: Dublin/Wicklow (Ireland) Tibradden Mountain, Two |
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Summit Summary Knockbrack: Tea Fathers? |
Collaborative entry Last edit by: thomas_g 2 weeks ago. A featureless top with wonderful 360 degree views.
Best access is to park in the farmyard at V987 692 (thanks Conor74), with permission from the very friendly farmer. A quick walk back up the roa... |
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Forum: General Volcanic Regions |
march-fixer a week ago. For those who like volcanic regions and do not want to take too much of a risk, there are excellent walks in New Zealand around the Turangi region of the North Island. Having taken considerable ri... |
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Summit Summary Coomclogherane Top: Nice views of the lake |
Collaborative entry Last edit by: thomas_g 2 weeks ago. A relatively featureless top with nice views over the lake and the steep slopes of Gullaba Hill. Access is from Knockbrack S to the NW, via Coomclogherane to the east and Knocknamanagh to the sout... |
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Summit Comment Carrigfadda: Loop walk to the top of the hill |
acorn 2 weeks ago. Carrigfadda Loop Walk on www.irishtrails.ie is perfect for visiting this little top.
Travelling from Skibbereen to Clonakilty on the N71 turn left at a sharp bend just before the bridge in Conno... |
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