Priory Hall bill to exceed expected cost by €17m

The bill to bring Priory Hall in Dublin up to standard will cost €27m, €17m more than was originally envisaged.

Priory Hall bill to exceed expected cost by €17m

The bill to bring Priory Hall in Dublin up to standard will cost €27m, €17m more than was originally envisaged.

It had been thought the fire-trap apartment would be demolished, but last year the City Council committed to refurbishing it at a cost of €10m.

Redevelopment has begun but has revealed a string of problems - including the removal of pyrite - which is pushing up the cost of the project.

Property owned by rogue developer Tom McFeely will be used to offset some of the cost.

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