High Court orders McFeely to pay council's legal costs

The High Court has ordered rogue developer, Tom McFeely, to pay Dublin City Council's legal costs following the evacuation of Priory Hall.

Thu, 11 Apr, 2013 - 13:49

The High Court has ordered rogue developer, Tom McFeely, to pay Dublin City Council's legal costs following the evacuation of Priory Hall.

The court has found the local authority is entitled to the majority of its costs after the developer admitted serious defects in the Donaghmede apartment complex.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Priory Hall Place: Donaghmede Person: McFeely Person: Tom McFeely Organisation: High Court Organisation: Dublin City Council Organisation: Supreme Court Organisation: City Council

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