Draft report finds most pre-1963 flats did not meet basic standards

A draft report has found that 85% of flats in Dublin involved in a crackdown on poor housing do not meet minimum housing standards.

Draft report finds most pre-1963 flats did not meet basic standards
Tue, 02 Jun, 2015 - 15:21

A draft report has found that 85% of flats in Dublin involved in a crackdown on poor housing do not meet minimum housing standards.

The report was carried out by Dublin City Council and the Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland.

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