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There won't be anything that specifies that exactly, as it's a known thing that you can't just wave away illegalities by saying someone else did it for you

If it's being let for under 15 days, it's illegal. Doesn't matter a jot if it's framed as a sub lease or whatever.

Ah i see. You tell me im wrong. Then you link dump. Then its up to me to provide the proof that you are wrong. I see how this works :) You stop digging. You have proved nothing at all. I am not out to prove anything. Just telling you what i was told. You stated it couldnt be done. Back it up properly instead of just link dumping.

Look around you. Observe all of the short term lets that would not be there if there was no way around this legislation. Then ask yourself how many people have been prosecuted. Probably very few and only the ones who werent clever enough to find a loophole.

Lets agree to disagree. When you come back to me with sense or proof that people a significant proportion of the short term lets are being prosecuted because the legislation led to the prosecution we can talk. Until then you have nothing but hot air and finger wagging. Thats my last word to you because otherwise we will be going for years before you get proof.

I thought we weren't allowed to link dump here on this category on boards.ie.

The legislation the EU found restrictive was the creation of a register with hosts who let for more than 21 days a year having to register with Failte Ireland.

There has now been agreement reached in the EU so now legislation in addition to that which requires planning, and which has been enacted already and is in force, can now go ahead.

I have already posted a link to the enacted legislation, which has commenced. They are two separate pieces of legislation.