Mica
Government yet to appoint senior counsel to investigate defective blocks controversy despite promise last year
‘Huge stresses’ faced by people in affected in houses as event hears of increased GP visits
The emotional toll is clear though as she recalls how lucky she felt to purchase this house
European Parliament committee conducts three-day visit to Ireland to examine mica controversy
100% Redress Party is expected to field candidates in 2024 local elections
Levy is designed to collect contribution from construction sector towards cost of Mica Redress Scheme
Professor Paul Dunlop balances his professional life as a glaciologist with an intense investigation into the defective blocks that are steadily and irreversibly ruining his family home
New charge to be introduced on Friday could add €300m to Housing for All targets, industry bodies have warned
Eclipsed mainstream parties contesting seats against backdrop of rampant SF and Independents advancing on the margins
The 100 per cent Redress Party is planning to field candidates in Donegal, saying they will be ‘a force to be reckoned with’
Irish Concrete Federation says levy will generate most of its revenue from ready-mix products
Engineering Ireland to tell Oireachtas committee that more research needed on mica and pyrite
Litigation being funded by Donegal businessman Adrian Sheridan, who has contributed more than €2m on not-for-profit basis
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