Eimear Rabbitt

In which case...

the court can grant that as long as people have been given notice.

And in this case, we heard that they were given the correct 30-day notice.

They didn't appear.

They didn't seek to mount a defence.

And a judgment will be granted against them.

And also costs because they often turned up to defend it.

So they automatically would have costs against them.

Yeah, now they can seek to mount the defence either on their own behalf or hire a solicitor because you probably, at this point, you know, it's not going to be something that a solicitor is going to see money out of necessarily.

You have to be paid directly.

If Nikita Hand was to get this

getting an amount awarded to her, she then has to recover it.

Now, it's one thing to recover a judgment against somebody who has a lot of money or a lot of assets.

It obviously becomes far more difficult if somebody has...

you get a judgment and you can go and in theory, if they have a house, you can force them to sell a house to pay the bill or at least you can attempt it.

Obviously, there may be difficulties getting the money, but it still shows this case is sort of ongoing and continuing to go on.

So that's a couple of stories with South Dublin links but let's go and continue to keep going on South Dublin then.

Even though

Even though it's South Dublin, though, with a Liverpool twist, because Liam Byrne, the Kennehan lieutenant, one of the most senior figures in organised crime in Dublin over the last couple of decades, he's reappeared on social media.

Now, he doesn't have a social media account himself, but tell us the context in which he's made this appearance.