Ireland sets clean air standards for chicken coops, but not schools, Dáil hears 

People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy said every classroom should be given a Hepa filter, which the Dáil heard would cost the State about €12m. File picture: Damien Storan

People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy said every classroom should be given a Hepa filter, which the Dáil heard would cost the State about €12m. File picture: Damien Storan

Ireland sets standards for clean air in chicken coops but not in schools, the Dáil has heard during a debate on Covid ventilation measures.

The Government has been called on to fast-track a bill to provide a right to clean air in workplaces and has also been urged to introduce Hepa filters in schools.

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