Tears and screams in court as young mothers among dozens of squatters who are told they will be jailed - before it emerges they were held illegally

The eviction proceedings against squatters at 10 flats in Dublin by landlord Mel Kilrane have prompted legal action due to safety concerns regarding the building. A recent court ruling led to the imprisonment of 27 squatters for contempt; however, it was discovered that only one had received a proper summons. This situation raises questions about the legal procedures followed in eviction cases and underscores the complexities surrounding squatting in potentially dangerous living conditions.

The ongoing legal battle over 10 flats in Dublin has highlighted the challenges of dealing with squatters, especially in accommodations deemed unsafe for habitation.

Contempt of court proceedings led to 27 squatters being ordered to prison, though only one was actually summoned, raising concerns over legal protocols.

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