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Image source: Mica Action Group Facebook The Irish Natura & Hill Farmers Association (INHFA) is backing the call for a mica redress scheme that would deliver the full cost of repair/rebuild to thousands of households that are impacted in Donegal and in parts of Mayo. INHFA spokesperson, Henry O’Donnell, whose family home is due to be demolished because of defective concrete blocks used in the construction of his 1997 bungalow, told Agrilandthat the current 90:10 grant (Defective Concrete Blocks Grant Scheme) is not fit for purpose, nor is it fair. Mica impacted It is estimated that 4-5,000 homes are affected across Donegal and parts of Mayo, but Henry believes that is a conservative number.

Henry odonnellConvention centreDonegal county councilIrish natura hill farmers associationMica action groupHill farmers associationIrish naturaHenryo donnellDefective concrete blocks grant schemeCounty councilஹென்றி ஓடொன்னேழில்மாநாடு மையம்முடிந்தது கவுண்டி சபைஐரிஷ் இயற்கை மலை விவசாயிகள் சங்கம்மைக்கா நடவடிக்கை குழுமலை விவசாயிகள் சங்கம்