A statement issued by Meath County Council in response to yesterday’s Irish Examiner article about a firetrap block of apartments in Ratoath has failed to address the serious issues raised.

Priory Hall hangs like an impending nightmare over local authorities around the country, writes Michael Clifford

Stephanie Meehan is moving into a new home following the Priory Hall debacle, but not all former residents have made a fresh start, Caroline O’Doherty reports

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Environment Minister Phil Hogan has said he condemns the lack of contrition expressed by rogue builder Tom McFeely in a recent BBC interview.

Priory Hall developer Tom McFeely says he has nothing to apologise for in relation to the building of the defective apartment complex.

Priory Hall residents have said the last two years has caused them to lose trust in the Government.

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.

Dublin City Council is to take ownership of the Priory Hall complex and refurbish it.

Former residents of Priory Hall are this evening considering a plan drawn up by the government to deal with the evacuated complex.

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

The country's largest mortgage lender may consider writing off the debts of mortgage customers at Priory Hall.

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 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 Environment Minister Phil Hogan has said new building regulations will avoid any future Priory Halls being built.

Tom McFeely is looking for Dublin City Council to pay his High Court legal costs after he won an appeal against an order jailing him over Priory Hall.

Lawyers for Tom McFeely admit his bitter complaint about the alleged showmanship surrounding the repossession of his Ballsbridge home is now "water under the bridge".

Dublin City Council is suing developer Tom McFeely over Priory Hall, despite the fact that he is bankrupt.

Priory Hall developer Tom McFeely has claimed in the High Court that his wife and children are on the side of the road.

Bankrupt developer Tom McFeely breached a court order and failed to disclose assets in a case brought over his failure to pay a €24,000 debt to a recruitment firm, a judge was told today.

Residents of Priory Hall are again slamming Dublin City Council for their incompetency surrounding the Priory Hall development.

Ireland's top judges will rule today if a former Sinn Féin hunger striker-turned-property tycoon should go back behind bars for breaking court orders.

Tom McFeely's bid to be declared bankrupt will be before the High Court later.

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.

Nina McFeely, wife of bankrupt Priory Hall developer Tom McFeely, has asked a judge to allow her continue living in their €10m Dublin 4 home until one of her children completes his Leaving Cert in June next year.

AIB has agreed to take part in talks with the residents of the Priory Hall apartment complex in North 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.

Supreme Court proceedings in relation to Priory Hall have been adjourned for three months to allow for a conciliation process between the 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.