The last resident of Apollo house has left the building.
It follows a High Court order to vacate the NAMA owner office block.
The man had refused to leave earlier today and agreed to move elsewhere after talks with Gardaí and homeless campaigners this evening.
However Home Sweet Home says they will continue their efforts to raise the plight of rough sleepers.
Rosi Leonard from Home Sweet Home, said it was emotional to leave Apollo House: “I feel amazing, because I feel I’m part of a community of people that formed at Apollo House.
“And you have absolutely no intention of letting it end at just the gates of Apollo House.
“We did something extraordinary which was we managed to save lives and we managed to give people dignity and we managed to empower people whose voices weren’t being listened to.”
Tonight at Central Bank, Dublin, volunteers from Walking In Their Shoes are feeding people and giving them clothes https://t.co/mlG6lKhMt4 pic.twitter.com/5Kou8FaRm0
— HomeSweetHome (@HSHIreland) January 12, 2017
What's really been achieved by Apollo House campaigners? @johncookeradio brings us up to date now #ApolloHouse #Homelessness @HSHIreland pic.twitter.com/eoViOhCGuU
— Drivetime RTE (@drivetimerte) January 12, 2017
Wondering what's happening with #HomeSweetHome and the people who were in Apollo House? Statement at https://t.co/fPScv5eMwY #apollohouse
— HomeSweetHome (@HSHIreland) January 12, 2017
