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PICTURES: Tears at the Priory Hall protest march

Hundreds have turned out to mark a year since they were forced to leave their homes.

RESIDENTS OF PRIORY Hall and their supporters have taken to the streets today to mark one year since they were evicted from their homes due to safety concerns.

Hundreds marched from Donaghmede Shopping Centre to Priory Hall in north Dublin, where there were emotional scenes.

The issue is currently before the courts as Dublin City Council appeals a requirement to provide temporary accommodation to those who’ve been forced to leave their homes.

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