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Issue with foundations in drynam hall

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  • 13-07-2007 2:31pm
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    dade
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    Foundation issue


    came across the link above and heard something about it on the news


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    dubmick
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    my brother in law and his family live in one of those houses. They've been tolda that they might have to move out for 6-12 weeks. Nightmare.


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    dade
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    dubmick wrote:
    my brother in law and his family live in one of those houses. They've been tolda that they might have to move out for 6-12 weeks. Nightmare.
    Got to hurt, I've heard it said that the developer in question wont be placing those involved in hotels or anything. No Idea how true this is. Word on Neighbours.ie is the developer is doing all he can to sort it out for them.

    hopefully it doesn't turn into a nightmare and the folks are left homeless for months like has allegedly happened in other developments where things like subsidence, fire etc have happened.


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    Degsy
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    A friend of mine has been driven mad with mould and damp in their new apartment in raheny.They're currently suing the builder.


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    Degsy
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    also check this

    http://www.askaboutmoney.com/showthread.php?t=32708&page=2


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