Politicians Debate Reform for Redress Scheme
People's mental health is suffering due to defects in their homes, the Dail has been informed. A motion calling for reform of the Defective Concrete Redress Scheme has been supported by all Opposition TDs.
Donegal TD Charles Ward from the 100 per cent Redress Party brought forward the motion, highlighting the human impact of the crisis.
- Two male juveniles have been arrested as part of an investigation into organised crime linked to rural burglaries and criminality.
- Young Fine Gael expressed disappointment with a hike in student fees in Budget 2026.
- A Mayo councillor stated that dairy farmers will be left with no choice but to protest over milk prices.
- 219 new social and affordable apartments are being developed near Galway city centre.
The human impact of the crisis has been outlined in the Dail.
Author's summary: Politicians debate reform for the Defective Concrete Redress Scheme.
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