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With an increasing number of houses in County Sligo — believed now to be in the hundreds — affected by defective building blocks due to the presence of pyrite, there are renewed calls to ensure the county is included in the Defective Concrete Blocks Scheme. The issue was discussd at…

A father’s described how his children live in fear that their rooms will fall down due to issues with pyrite. It comes as a number of families appeal a decision by Mayo County Council to reject their application to a redress scheme. Ballina man and father of four, Duane Helly…

Homes impacted by the Mica or pyrite conditions in Donegal and Sligo could be line to recieve contributions from banks and insurance companies. The Housing Minister says good progress is being made in talks on changes to the scheme.   Homeowners across the west and north west of the Country…

A working group, set up to tackle the mica and pyrite building blocks controversy, will meet for the first time later.   The 12 person group includes affected homeowners from Donegal and Mayo, local authority representatives, and the Department of Housing.   The Taoiseach and Housing Minister are also expected…

Thousands of people are protesting in Dublin today calling for 100% redress for pyrite and mica-affected homeowners in the west and north-west.     The Taoiseach says the Government will refine and improve the current scheme for homeowners affected by the mica controversy.   https://filedn.com/lglCaxamfnlV2gaMY6rU7tH/News%20Clips%202020/Martin%20Web%201506.mp3     Donegal Fine Gael…

  A Donegal TD says that homeowners impacted by Mica or Pyrite will be looking for a decisive plan of action to emerge from a meeting between the Taoiseach and State Attorney General which is scheduled to take place this week.     Michael Martin and Paul Gallagher are to…