The Curse of Defective Concrete (Mica, Pyrrhotite, etc.) in Donegal homes - Read Mod warning Post 1

I get that, like I said in my original post, that passion is the only reason that this is under discussion now and he should be commended.

But the same fire and anger that brought this to the fore can just as quickly derail the whole thing if Paddy leads the charge to bring Dublin to its knees.

You're right the the government are doing a great job of turning public opinion against the campaign. But Paddy and others of that mindset are feeding directly into that by impacting on ordinary innocent Dubs rather than the government who caused this mess.

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Thanks, you've made exactly the point.

None of this is due to homeowners making bad decisions.

No it's not. But you know that anyhow.

Actually it was, you didn't know it at the time but it was, similar to if you bought a car with some unknown underlying issue that later raises it head.

In the case of a car the manufacturer would be responsible.

In the case of a house it is more complicated, is it the developer/builder or the supplier of blocks and are they still in business, that is where the compensation should be coming from.

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Well there it is now in black and white.

420k per unit cap and 145 sq/ft. Ye may take it or leave it.

RTÉ reporting the figures agreed at Cabinet this morning.

Is it still a 90/10?

Aside from those with bigger houses being shafted, how does this pan out in terms of actual cost bearing in mind that the previous deal worked out more like 60/40 once the exclusions were accounted for.

What on earth does planning permission for the yard have to do with anything?

I hear the owner also mitched from school, need to get the school board involved also then, right?

If the council had closed them down for operating illegally then they wouldn't have been able to supply the blocks.