Asbestos found in Co Cork piggery which was demolished without permission, council confirms 

According to the EPA, removing asbestos is a complex procedure which must only be done by a specialist contractor
Asbestos found in Co Cork piggery which was demolished without permission, council confirms 

Broken asbestos sheeting dumped among other waste. Until 1999, it was commonly used in building materials, mainly for insulation and fireproofing, and in some consumer goods. Picture: Denis Minihane

Asbestos was present in the roof of a farm building in Grenagh, Co Cork which was demolished without permission, Cork County Council has confirmed.

The council said it was alerted to the demolition of a former piggery at a farm in Grenagh on Sunday, April 13 after residents raised concerns that asbestos may have been present in the demolished building.

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