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The €45 million bill does not include the costs of apartment rents and hotel bills for the 254 residents, the costs of security in the years in which the complex was vacant, the purchase of apartments formerly owned by Mr McFeely, or the council’s legal fees. These costs could add another €5 million to the bill. Sinn Féin housing spokesman Eoin Ó Broin said the bill to the taxpayer highlighted the inadequacies of the building control system. “It also begs the question, why was the State willing to step in in Priory Hall but not in the hundreds of other defective Celtic Tiger buildings that have since come to light? We need further reform of our building control system, and we need a latent defects redress scheme for all the other Priory Halls out there.

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