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Irish High Court adjourns Curragh caravan case, minister may seek new injunction

12.05.2026 17:00 1 min 3 sources РУС
Irish Mirror ENG + 2 more
Irish High Court adjourns Curragh caravan case, minister may seek new injunction
Original source: BreakingNews

In Brief

The Irish High Court heard a case about unauthorised caravans on Defence lands in the Curragh, Co Kildare. The judge adjourned the hearing for a month, allowing the defence minister to seek an injunction against eight newly arrived caravans.

The Irish High Court has considered the placement of additional caravans and campers on Defence Forces lands in the Curragh, County Kildare. Justice Brian Cregan adjourned the hearing until next month, permitting the Minister for Defence to apply for an injunction against eight new caravans.

The Department of Defence argues that three caravans already on site are attracting newcomers. A lawyer for one family stated that the encampments have been on the land since the 1960s, and the case may involve discrimination. The minister also said caravans are arriving from England and France, causing waste-disposal problems (costing €185,000 in 2024) and interfering with the use of the training ground and racecourse.

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