residents were originally due back by 28 November 2011, but as of May 2020, only some have been able to return. The landowner and Tom McFeely, the owner of the construction company, are both bankrupt, with the latter first attempting to file for bankruptcy in the UK. This bankruptcy was overturned when it emerged that his main dwelling and business interests were in Ireland. Declared bankrupt in Ireland in 2012, his €15m home in Ailesbury Road, Dublin 4, was re-possessed. In September 2013, €140,000 in €50 notes was found under the bath of his former Ailesbury Road house. The find is being probed by the Criminal Assets Bureau. While most of the former residents were originally placed in a hotel, many were later rehoused in National Asset Management Agency property a couple of hundred metres to the east in Clongriffin, or to the west in the Belmayne development, south Balgriffin. Notable residents This list includes notable persons who were born or have lived in Donaghmede, and these points, per modern Wikipedia policy, should be evidenced by a line-level citation. Stephen Carr, football player with Birmingham City F.C. Damien Dempsey, folk singer Keith Duffy and Shane Lynch of Boyzone Cathy Gannon, flat racing jockey Edele and Keavy Lynch of girl band B*Witched Rob Malone musician, guitarist for David Gray JJ McCormack, champion cyclist and cycle sports official Kasey Smith and Leigh Learmont of band Wonderland Ryan Andrews, Fair City actor Vinnie Murphy former Dublin footballer, All-Ireland winner 1995 Pamela Connolly, vocals/guitar/bass in Pillow Queens See also List of towns and villages in Ireland Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Dublin References Towns and villages in Dublin (city) Articles on towns and villages in Ireland possibly missing Irish place names