Rose and Chris Murray constructed their home in Bohermeen in 2007 without obtaining planning permission. Over nearly 20 years, they encountered a protracted legal battle with Meath County Council, who rejected five retention applications for the house. These applications included proposals for partial demolition to comply with regulations. Both the High Court and the Supreme Court ultimately ruled against the Murrays, mandating that the entire structure be demolished. Recently, An Coimisiún Pleanála denied another retention request, and the Court of Appeal dismissed their challenge to the demolition order.
Rose and Chris Murray built their home in Bohermeen without planning permission in 2007. They faced a 20-year legal battle with Meath County Council.
The couple had five retention applications refused, including one that suggested partially demolishing the house to meet regulations.
Both the High Court and the Supreme Court ruled against the Murrays, leading to a court order for the entire house to be demolished.
An Coimisiún Pleanála recently refused retention and the Court of Appeal dismissed the Murrays' legal challenge to the demolition order.
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