Court fails to overturn stay on jailing Priory Hall developer

The Supreme Court has refused to overturn a stay on an order jailing Priory Hall developer Tom McFeely without a full hearing.

Court fails to overturn stay on jailing Priory Hall developer
Fri, 16 Mar, 2012 - 13:47

The Supreme Court has refused to overturn a stay on an order jailing Priory Hall developer Tom McFeely without a full hearing.

The High Court directed a three-month spell in jail for the developer last November for failing to carry out remedial fire safety works on the North Dublin apartments, but he remains a free man.

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