Dear Ms Moley,

I called into the local Housing Executive Office (35-45 Boat Street, Newry) just after lunchtime yesterday, mostly for the purpose of trying to have my belongings at "31 Kilmorey Street (Newry)" taken to the temporary address that I have recently been provided with (by the Housing Executive).

Initially, I was very heartened by the fact that Niall Fitzpatrick (Housing Executive Team Leader), and Michael Keenan (who I understand is part of Niall Fitzpatrick's Team), were both very willing and happy to go around -- "there and then" -- to 31 Kilmorey Street, to collect my belongings, on my behalf, and to transport them from there to my present temporary address.

However, when Michael Keenan then contacted Clanrye Properties Manager John Hughes on the phone to make arrangements for the collection of my belongings, John Hughes informed him that it would not be possible for them to do so.

Apparently, as I understand it, Clanrye Properties Owner Patsy Heaney has made arrangements for my belongings to be locked away in a room at 31 Kilmorey Street, and he has also made arrangements for the key of the room in question to be placed in a safe (at 31 Kilmorey Street), which John Hughes has no access to. John Hughes further advised Michael Keenan that Patsy Hughes is at present on holiday in Thailand, and is not expected back in Northern Ireland until the end of January 2016.

Allowing for the fact that Newry-based Police Constable Sheila Morton has strongly advised me, during my meeting with her in the Canal Court Hotel on December 11th 2015, to make arrangements to have my belongings removed from 31 Kilmorey Street as soon as I possibly could, I now find myself wondering if the manner in which Clanrye Properties are holding onto my belongings (as outlined above) is lawful?

If the manner in which Clanrye Properties are holding onto my belongings (as outlined above) is not lawful, it would be much appreciated if you could please take whatever legal action you feel is appropriate, on my behalf, for the purpose of enabling Niall Fitzpatrick and Michael Keenan to transport my belongings from 31 Kilmorey Street to my present temporary address. Niall Fitzpatrick and Michael Keenan have both assured me that once "the way is clear for them", they will act on my behalf regarding the transfer of my belongings without any undue delay.

I feel I should point out that the belongings of mine which are at present being held by Clanrye Properties, include several letters: one of which should (I believe) contain a replacement "log book" for my car, which I need in order to purchase Northern Ireland Road Tax with (backdated to July 2015). Other items include a Toshiba laptop computer, several plastic storage boxes (containing private papers of different kinds including the originals of Post Office receipts directly connected with my "situation"), together with a number of library books that are in need of being returned to the local library.

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Changing the subject, I also spent some time yesterday afternoon discussing the recent £2,098.76 Canal Court Hotel charges (which I have referred to in earlier correspondence) with Michael Keenan and Niall Fitzpatrick; and, although Niall Fitzpatrick appears to be firmly convinced beyond all doubt that the Housing Executive cannot under any circumstances accept any responsibility whatsoever for any of these charges, he did admit to me in the course of our conversation that this was an entirely personal belief, and that he has not discussed the matter with any of his more senior colleagues. Consequently, I asked if I could speak with his most immediate manager, who I understand is Ms Loma Wilson (Housing Executive Area Manager for the Newry District). Unfortunately, this proved impossible for me to do, as Ms Wilson was on holiday yesterday. Any legal advice you might be able to provide me with regarding this particular aspect of my "overall situation" would also be very much appreciated.

Yours sincerely,

William Finnerty.

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EMAILS RELATING TO THE ABOVE ISSUES

a) December 3rd 2015 (14.30 hours) to Police Constable Lee Macklin:
RE: PSNI "E DISTRICT" CRIME REFERENCE NUMBER 918 DATED 16/11/15
http://www.humanrightsireland.com/NewryPSNI/3December2015/Email.html 

b) December 14th 2015 (15.30 hours) to Louise Moley (Lawyer at McGuigan Malone Solicitors):
RE: UPDATE PROVIDED FOR ME BY THE PSNI (POLICE SERVICE OF NORTHERN IRELAND) ON DECEMBER 11th 2015
http://www.humanrightsireland.com/NewryPSNI/15December2015/Email.html

c) December 17th 2015 (6.35 PM) to Newry Housing Executive:
RE: TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION, PPS, AND CANAL COURT HOTEL CHARGES
http://www.humanrightsireland.com/NorthernIrelandHousingExecutive/17December2015/Email.html 

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Related December 15th 2015  FACEBOOK    Publication titled:
"FILE TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE PPS (PUBLIC PROSECUTION SERVICE)":
https://www.facebook.com/william.finnerty.3/posts/10207789967449816

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TWO REGISTERED LETTERS RELATING TO MY GENERAL OVERALL SITUATION:

1) To: Newry PSNI (Police Service of Northern Ireland) dated November 27th 2015:
RE: UPDATE of November 27th 2015: "Seeking asylum in the UK”
http://www.humanrightsireland.com/NewryPSNI/27November2015/RegisteredLetter.htm 

2) To: Ms Louise Moley LL.B of McGuigan Malone Solicitors, dated November 5th 2015:
RE: Request for additional legal advice
http://www.humanrightsireland.com/McGuiganAndMalone-LawFirm/5November2015/RegisteredLetter.htm 

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EMAIL ATTACHMENT (Scanned copies of three-page receipt for £2,098.76 from the Canal Court Hotel)