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Fabian Holland, the All Black lock was born and bred in Holland.
Nurse awarded âŹ2,000 over âexcessive noiseâ
JACK WHITE
A nurse who complained she had not had a lie-in for 18 months due to âexcessive soundâ emanating from the apartment above hers has been awarded âŹ2,000 in damages by a Residential Tenancies Board tribunal.
Orla Mohan lodged a dispute against landlord Cristian Chirilov, claiming he had not come to any compromise regarding the alleged noise from his tenant, who lives directly above her in Baldoyle, Dublin 13, with an 18-month-old baby.
Ms Mohan, who provided several videos of the âunreasonable noise pollutionâ to the tribunal, claimed the noise could be heard from 6am and occurs âat all timesâ throughout the day, sometimes until midnight.
She described the sound as âheavy objects being repeatedly dropped or dragged on the floorâ and furniture âscraping on the floorâ. This, she claimed, was accompanied by âpounding footsteps day and nightâ.
âProper nightâs sleepâ
While saying she understood âchildren need to playâ, Ms Mohan told the tribunal she had not had a lie-in since the tenant moved in 18 months previously, nor had she had a âproper nightâs sleepâ.
Telling the tribunal she is a public health nurse, she claimed she had also been at a âfinancial lossâ as she could not work night shifts without being able to sleep during the day.
While accepting there was a level of noise she must accept in apartment living, she said the noise âgoes far beyond what is reasonableâ.
The tribunal found there was a âdistinct lack of responseâ from Mr Chirilov to Ms Mohanâs complaints and he did ânothing to ameliorate the situationâ aside from talking to the tenant.
It said the âlack of any meaningful responseâ had prolonged the âdifficult situationâ Ms Mohan had been âforced to live withâ and ordered Mr Chirilov to pay her âŹ2,000 in damages within 21 days.
what in the ???
this place is fucked
Thatâll have cost her money if Iâm not mistaken but someone in the industry might confirm.
The operator of a Subway and Circle K on Dublinâs Grafton Street has been ordered to pay âŹ500 compensation to blind Paralympian, Nadine Lattimore.
It is the fifth âdiscriminationâ payout that Ms Lattimore has received across 2025 and 2024 concerning cases she has taken to the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) under the Equal Status Act, and she has now received a cumulative âŹ20,500.
Last month, TESCO Ireland was ordered to pay âŹ6,000 to Ms Lattimore for discriminating against her when initially refused entry at TESCO stores at Adamstown on June 3rd 2024, and at Spencer Dock and Parnell Street on July 16th 2024.
In her other successful discrimination claims in July 2024, the WRC ordered Dealz to pay Ms Lattimore âŹ7,000 compensation when she was challenged at a Dealz store at the Ilac Centre in Dublin in June 2023.
In September 2024, the WRC ordered German discount retailer, Lidl, to pay âŹ2,000 compensation to Ms Lattimore after she was asked to move away from a bakery section in one of its stores because of her guide dog in February 2024.
In December 2024, the Eddie Rockets chain of restaurants was ordered to pay âŹ5,000 compensation to Ms Lattimore after she was left âhumiliated and upsetâ when a worker refused her request to sit elsewhere in one of its restaurants.
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