Man claiming toxic chemicals in insulation made him ill admits air quality report found his home habitable

Patrick Duffy, who has said he had to move his family out of the dream home he had built by the sea in Donegal after the insulation was put in, agreed the air quality six months afterwards was "fine". Photo: Collins Courts

A man who is suing claiming he was exposed to fumes and toxic chemicals after spray foam insulation was installed in his home has agreed before the High Court an air quality investigation months later found there was no problem with the house air quality.

Patrick Duffy who has said he had to move his family out of the dream home he had built by the sea in Donegal after the insulation was put in agreed the air quality six months afterwards was "fine" but he said he "was not going to take that risk again".