Mr. Sean Angland:

It was not ideal for us as an organisation. However, as I said, both bodies were funded by the Department of Health. Rather than getting into a convoluted accounting arrangement, we continued to bear the rent.

We were always aware there was a break in the lease coming up in Easter 2016. The plan was that when the OPW did not want to take on the property, we would avail of that opportunity to break the lease, rather than being tied into it for another 12 or 13 years.