'A defective scheme for defective blocks': Victims can't sleep at night

'A defective scheme for defective blocks': Victims can't sleep at night

Dermot Farrell with his wife Bríd and children Ben, Conor and Hannah at their Raphoe home. Picture: NW Newspix

“Donegal is falling,” said Dermot Farrell, whose dream home in Raphoe is cracking, along with thousands of other buildings across the county due to mica-contaminated blocks.

“It’s a nightmare. Homes are crumbling around families. Children are going to bed at night unable to sleep from the worry that their home will fall down around them.

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