Forty more developments hit by fire safety issues
It comes after it was revealed Longboat Quay requires €4 million in remedial works to tackle fire safety issues.
Forty residential developments had serious fire safety issues that required remedial repair work costing taxpayers up to €30 million per development, a parliamentary question asked by Labour deputy Tommy Broughan has revealed.
The news comes after residents of the Longboat Quay development in Dublin were told to come up with €4 million to tackle fire safety issues.
Broughan asked Minister for Finance Michael Noonan to provide specific details of Nama-owned Celtic-Tiger era residential ...
