"Revenue chasing Paul Howard and his partner Una McClean for judgments totalling over €3m"
"A tenant who was illegally evicted by a landlord currently at the centre of a €3m tax-evasion court case has said that he "ruined a part of my life"."
"Bruno Clement spent four years trying to get compensation from his former landlord Paul Howard after he was made homeless along with six other people."
Revenue is pursuing Paul Howard and partner Una McClean for judgments totalling more than €3 million related to a tax-evasion court case. A tenant, Bruno Clement, says he was illegally evicted by Howard and that the eviction "ruined a part of my life". Bruno Clement spent four years attempting to obtain compensation from his former landlord. The illegal eviction left Clement and six other people homeless. The legal and financial actions against Howard and McClean include both the tax-evasion case and efforts to enforce judgment debts. The case has resulted in prolonged hardship for the evicted tenants.
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