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Dáil
‹ Ceisteanna—Questions Oral Answers. - County Waterford Estate.

Crowley estate, Ardmore

Summary

The estate vested in the Land Commission in 1974. It upheld its decision after reconsidering the owner’s circumstances and was arranging to execute the possession order, previously deferred so he could remove his crops.

Edward Collins Mr. E. Collins Fine Gael

asked the Minister for Lands the position of the Land Commission with respect to the Crowley estate, Ardmore, County Waterford; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

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John M. Kelly Parliamentary Secretary to the Taoiseach (Mr. Kelly) (for the Minister for Lands) Fine Gael

The property referred to became vested in the Land Commission on 21st June, 1974, the appointed day fixed in respect thereof. As possession of the lands was not forthcoming the Land Commission obtained an order for possession but agreed to defer its execution until the owner had removed his crops. Subsequently an application was made by the owner to have his case reconsidered in the light of his changed personal circumstances. The matter was considered by the Land Commission but they decided to adhere to their previous decision.

Arrangements are now being made to have the order for possession executed.

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