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The Taoiseach has accused a Donegal TD of creating a narrative that the Government is out to get people affected by Mica.   The comments were made in the Dáil as the levy is set to be cut to 5 per cent and its introduction has been delayed.   It…

Donegal Mica redress campaigner has described the lack of emergency accommodation being provided for the families whose homes have been damaged by the defective blocks conditions as ‘a humanitarian crisis’ Paddy Diver has launched a scathing attack on Donegal County Council over the level of emergency accommodation in Donegal. He…

A Donegal Mica Campaigner is expressing concern that the concrete levy could ultimately hinder homeowners in repairing homes affected by defective blocks.   It’s thought that the levy which was announced will add an extra cost of at least €3,000 to build a typical home in Ireland.   Speaking to…

The Tánaiste says he would be disappointed if the new Mica Redress Scheme wasn’t up and running in the New Year.   Affected homeowners are said to be anxious over facing into another winter without their homes fixed.   Leo Varadkar was responding to question in the Dáil on the…

People affected by Mica are being encouraged to be part of a new committee. The deadline for nominations has been extended until September 12th. Homeowners, holiday homeowners, farm or commercial building owners affected by Defective Concrete Blocks who can give some time to the campaign are being urged to put…