Taoiseach Enda Kenny has described a deal struck with families who bought apartments in the condemned Priory Hall development as a good and fair outcome.

Families who bought apartments in the condemned Priory Hall development are said to be “more than happy” with proposals to give them new homes.

Another €60,000 has been discovered stashed in the former home of one-time IRA hunger striker-turned-property tycoon.

The full weight of the State is needed to bring about a collective solution for the residents of Priory Hall, it was claimed yesterday, as the Government set up talks to sort out a deal for the householders forced to leave their homes two years ago.

A three-week deadline has been set for a resolution to the long-running dispute over the future of the condemned Priory Hall development.

I am appalled at the treatment of mother-of-two Stephanie Meehan, partner of Fiachra Daly, the Priory Hall resident who tragically took his own life.

The country’s “real” suicide rate is significantly higher than official levels suggest as deaths are being wrongly classified during inquests, a suicide charity has warned.

ODDLY enough, I know a lot of people who work in the bank that sent that appalling letter to Stephanie Meehan. They’re decent people, and I know they’ve gone out of their way to help others. I suspect that individually and as a group, they’re horrified at what happened.

When President Higgins signed the 2012 Personal Insolvency Act into law on St Stephen’s Day last, it promised a new beginning for the tens of thousands of individuals who find themselves hopelessly in debt, in many cases through no fault of their own.

A former Priory Hall resident, whose partner took his own life, will not be pursued for the outstanding debt on the property.

With the suicide of Fiachra Daly, the Priory Hall debacle turned from an extravagant travesty into a human tragedy.

The troubled Priory Hall development could be levelled and rebuilt, Environment Minister Phil Hogan has signalled.

Residents of the notorious Priory Hall ghost estate have urged Taoiseach Enda Kenny to resolve the long-running scandal after the tragic suicide of a man caught up in the crisis.

The first anniversary of the evacuation of the Priory Hall apartment complex falls tomorrow. Those forced from their homes are trapped by the past as they look to the future, reports Noel Baker

SIX-YEAR-OLD Oisin Daly has full faith Santa will find his temporary address away from his Priory Hall home but his parents only wish they could have as much belief in the Government, local authority and justice system.