Concrete business involved in Mica scandal does not have permission to develop blocks on its site

Concrete business involved in Mica scandal does not have permission to develop blocks on its site

Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue, after meeting with children from across Donegal at the gates of the Dáil as they protested to highlight the ongoing mica crisis. Picture: Brian Lawless

Donegal County Council has told one of the businesses involved in the Mica scandal that planning permission to develop blocks on one of their sites does not exist.

Cassidy Brothers Concrete Products' site in Gransha, Buncrana, was issued with an unauthorised development warning letter on November 8.

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