Campaigners want 100 per cent compensation for their homes
The Housing Minister says he’s acutely aware of the potential cost of the Mica scandal but says the State has a moral duty to help those affected.
Darragh O’Brien will meet Mica homeowners this evening for a crucial meeting on the redress scheme.
Campaigners want 100 per cent compensation for their homes being built with the faulty blocks.
About a year after their birth of their son, Ryan, now aged nine, Corina expressed concern about a crack in the gable – but everyone reassured them, saying they were just settlement cracks.https://t.co/MhhpDvygxx
— Irish Independent (@Independent_ie) September 29, 2021
Minister O’Brien says the cost of the controversy could be over a billion euro:
Mica homeowner Eileen Doherty, from Donegal, says urgent action is needed:
Anne Owens from the Mica Working Group says they’re nervous about the meeting with the Minister
Darragh O’Brien: It’s understandable homeowners might not sign off on mica scheme https://t.co/UqlaGkEvlL via @IrishTimesPol
— Irish Times Politics (@IrishTimesPol) September 29, 2021
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