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Ward moves DCB Bill in the Dáil

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Donegal TD Charles Ward has moved his motion regarding the Defective Concrete Remediation Scheme in the Dáil

The 100% Redress Party Motion aims to establish an independent international review of the science underpinning the decision to retain foundations in houses with deleterious materials, as well as greater protections for homeowners facing long-term structural uncertainty.

New scientific evidence indicates that 20,000 domestic homes will have to be rebuilt across the State due to the effects of defective concrete.

Deputy Ward said not taking action now could prove to be costly in the future

Period24 Jun 2026

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  • TitleWard moves DCB Bill in the Dáil
    Degree of recognitionRegional
    Media name/outletHighland Radio
    Media typeRadio
    Country/TerritoryIreland
    Date24/06/26
    DescriptionDonegal TD Charles Ward has moved his motion regarding the Defective Concrete Remediation Scheme in the Dáil

    The 100% Redress Party Motion aims to establish an independent international review of the science underpinning the decision to retain foundations in houses with deleterious materials, as well as greater protections for homeowners facing long-term structural uncertainty.

    New scientific evidence indicates that 20,000 domestic homes will have to be rebuilt across the State due to the effects of defective concrete.

    Deputy Ward said not taking action now could prove to be costly in the future:


    URLhttps://highlandradio.com/2026/06/24/ward-moves-dcb-bill-in-the-dail/
    PersonsPaul Dunlop
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Keywords

  • I.S.465
  • defective concrete

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