The Supreme Court has today adjourned an appeal by Dublin City Council against an order directing it to provide accommodation for the evacuated residents of Priory Hall.

The residents of Priory Hall in Dublin are to hold a protest march in the capital later today.

The former residents of Priory Hall have said they are extremely disappointed with today's Supreme Court ruling, but not surprised that developer Tom McFeely won his appeal to the Supreme Court against his three-month prison sentence for contempt of court.

A former IRA hunger striker-turned-property tycoon has avoided going back behind bars after successfully overturning a contempt of court judgment.

The residents of Priory Hall in Dublin have welcomed the decision by the High Court in London to overturn the bankruptcy status of developer Tom McFeeley.

AIB has denied claims it is refusing to take part in a conciliation process involving residents of the Priory Hall apartment complex in Dublin.

Residents of the Priory Hall apartment complex say they are "devastated" after their banks refused to enter a conciliation process aimed at resolving issues between all parties.

Residents of the Priory Hall apartment complex in Dublin have unanimously agreed to enter a conciliation process aimed at resolving outstanding issues between all parties.

The Irish Banking Federation has turned down a request from Priory Hall residents to meet to discuss the impending mortgage crisis for more than 100 families who own homes in the North Dublin complex.

Residents at the Priory Hall apartment complex have requested a meeting with the Irish Banking Federation in the hope that the banks will agree to temporarily freeze their mortgages.

Around 20 residents from the Priory Hall apartment block in Dublin are protesting outside Government Buildings this morning.

Dublin City Council has requested the Supreme Court overturn a stay on an order jailing Priory Hall developer Tom McFeely and fining him €1m.

Those who bought or are renting Priory Hall apartments in Dublin have said the jailing of the developer of the complex is cold comfort in the current circumstances.

A MOVE by Dublin City Council to jail developer Thomas McFeely over breach of court orders relating to fire safety works at the Priory Hall apartment complex in Donaghmede will be heard by the High Court next Thursday.