Priory Hall residents consider resolution talks with council

Residents at the Priory Hall apartment complex are to consider a proposal by Dublin City Council to enter a resolution process chaired by a retired judge, the Supreme Court heard yesterday.

The Supreme Court was due to hear an appeal by Dublin City Council next Tuesday against a number of orders made by the President of the High Court last October directing it to assume responsibility and pay the accommodation costs for the evacuated residents as well as bear the costs of storing their belongings.

Thomas McFeely, whose Coalport Building Company developed the Priory Hall complex, was not involved in the appeal.