In Ireland, a landlord may generally give 28 days’ notice where a tenant is engaging in anti-social behaviour, usually after issuing a written warning. A shorter seven-day notice may apply where the behaviour is seriously threatening to the safety or welfare of other occupants or neighbours. The correct notice depends on the alleged conduct, the evidence and whether the statutory requirements were followed. If you receive a notice, check it carefully and consider contacting the RTB or a solicitor; any dispute can ultimately be decided through the RTB’s dispute resolution process.