The Clare Pyrite Action Group says the State’s red tape delays are leaving people affected by defective concrete blocks in unsafe homes.
It comes as a draft report from the European Parliament’s Petitions Committee claims the government’s Enhanced Defective Concrete Blocks Grant Scheme needs to be improved.
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Currently there are more than 1,000 Clare residential homes affected by pyrite and all relevant homeowners are still waiting for a redress valuation.
Clare Pyrite Action Group Chair and Crusheen native, Dr. Martina Cleary, says the procedure delays have meant rats have now gotten into her home.
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