Surely not done?
Whatās this now?
Thereās a rumour going around that heās resigned.
I would imagine itās an early April fool.
No way Davy has resigned. He wouldnāt leave a penny behind him. Unless he was sacked.
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Poor Gazza and James Hickey - wonāt someone think of the acolytes
Weāre back baby
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The post-match interview will be dynamite
Tottenham are winning 0-2 at Leeds currently in a dead rubber to wrap up a miserable season. Thatās essentially the same as the Waterford win today in their last run out of the year after a dismal league and championship.
Hopefully Davy will have a cut at the dark forces who were questioning him and team, and plead for a few years to be extended to existing contract to complete the job
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Today is a result today that could set Waterford hurling back 10 years. Pat Flynn probably has enough ammunition now to keep his big buddy, Pat Fitzās under performing young lad in the hot seat.
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Tipperary justice for Davy
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Cute out. Car is registered at the address he is defaulting on his mortgage therefore nobody home when summons arrivedā¦Joke that it can be thrown out
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Bid to repossess Davy Fitzgerald-owned house paused after court appeal by GAA starās sister
Davy Fitzgerald
The High Courtās refusal to adjourn proceedings brought by a fund-appointed receiver seeking the repossession of a house owned by Waterford hurling manager Davy Fitzgerald is to be appealed to the Court of Appeal.
As a result of the pending appeal, a stay has been placed on proceedings by receiver James Anderson of Deliotte, who was appointed by Pepper Finance Ireland DAC, seeking the possession of a property which Mr Fitzgerald owns but where his sister Helen Fitzgerald has resided for several years, at Clonara, Sixmilebridge in Co Clare.
Mr Fitzgerald acquired the property with loans from ACC Bank that were purportedly acquired by Pepper in 2019.
Last week Mr Justice Garrett Simons dismissed Helen Fitzgeraldās pre-trial application to have the repossession proceedings adjourned until the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) had adjudicated on an issue raised by her.
She claimed that as a tenant of the property, her tenancy can only be lawfully ended by the service of a valid notice of termination.
She claims that no such notice has been served on her, and has made a referral to the RTB, a body whose functions includes the provision of a dispute resolution service for tenants and landlords.
She further claimed that the receiverās repossession proceedings should be put on hold and adjourned until the RTB had determined the matter.
The application was opposed by the plaintiffs.
The judge refused the adjournment application and said the case should be readied for hearing before the High Court on the grounds that the determination of issues raised by Ms Fitzgerald, including if she can assert that she has a binding tenancy against the plaintiffs, lies with the High Court and not with the RTB.
There was nothing in the 2004 Residential Tenancies Act which states that the RTB has exclusive jurisdiction to decide whether or not a valid tenancy ever existed, the judge added.
When the matter was mentioned before Mr Justice Simons on Monday, the judge said that the receiver and the fund were entitled to their legal costs.
However, after being told that the matter was being appealed, the judge placed a stay on the repossession application and the costs orders pending the outcome of the appeal.
The judge also gave the sides liberty to apply to the court should the need arise.
When the dispute was previously mentioned before the courts last year Mr Fitzgeraldās lawyers raised several issues about loans he acquired from ACC, including the ones acquired by Pepper.
The former goalkeeper and coach on the RTĆ Television programme Irelandās Fittest Family claims include that he is the victim of a fraud that has resulted in proceedings being brought against him before a Portuguese Court.
Mr Fitzgerald claims that his name had, without his knowledge or consent, been put on āfalseā mortgage documentation in respect of āsix or sevenā properties in Portugal.
He has brought proceedings over the fraud he claims has been committed against him, which he has linked to the repossession action.
Mr Fitzgerald also claims that the repossession claim should be before the Circuit and not the High Court.
Mr Fitzgerald further claims that he wants to redeem the mortgage of over ā¬200,000 but says he cannot do so because Pepper is demanding an interest surcharge of ā¬25,000, which he claims it is not entitled to.
Mr Fitzgeraldās lawyers have raised questions about the validity of the transfer of the loans from ACC to Pepper, and claims that he was given insufficient and heavily redacted information about his loan from Pepper.
Lawyers for the fund and the receiver rejected Mr Fitzgeraldās criticism of them.
Itās fraud, so it is.
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Was this the property where the miwadi and biscuits were doled out I wonder ?
Does he still have the place on the Cratloe Road past LIT where heād rent out Fitzgibbon players on the cheap?
The Waterford county board cheque must have bounced.
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Theyāll be talk soon about him moving to Gallawayā¦
I hope you meant Galloway