Niall Donald

Approval is given.

It will include 249 student bed spaces arranged into 32 groupings of between 4 and 10 bedroom blocks.

So I presume that means you have a kind of a common area.

And then you have... Yeah, you have a little kitchenette and all that kind of thing.

They're not going to be able to live there.

They're going to have students in there for nine months with no particular tenants' rights.

So they're not going to be, that would be the point actually is what I'm saying.

Well, OK.

OK, well, we won't fall out over this one because there's plenty of other things to fall out over instead.

OK, thanks, Eimear.

A former officer from the Garda Ombudsman who attended a welcome home party for Gerry the Monk Hutch after his acquittal on murder charges will not face prosecution after a lengthy investigation.

The man who has now left the country maintained he only went to the Clontarf Knees Up to collect his landlady, who was a neighbour of Hutch.

This is Crime World, a podcast from crimeworld.com.

Now for me, this is the classic story, you know, which would represent the phrase, in like a lion, out like a lamb.

Right.

So if we bring ourselves back to the release of Gerry Hutch from custody, his acquittal for the murder of David Byrne, and obviously there was the, you know, the spectacle on the streets outside the courts, and Hutch ended up hopping into a taxi and going down home.

He'd later tell us that he actually went to visit a few people

before he headed back to his house in Clontarf, where there was an ease upheld that night.

And in the days that followed, this big story broke that a GSOC officer who had been investigating some... He was investigating what?

But he was investigating.