Paddy Driver (top) and his son Reece (pic 2) and daughter Savannah (above), of the Mica Action Group, deliver mica-affected building blocks from homes in Donegal to Dail Eireann. Victims whose homes have been destroyed by the defective concrete are demanding 100 per cent redress from the government.
Mica protestors crossing the Samuel Beckett Bridge in Dublin, as they march from the Convention Centre (in background) to Leinster House.
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Mica affected home owners say the government need to act quicker to address 100% redress for crumbling homes in response to a working group that will take a ‘fresh look’ at the issue #mica@NeedforSpeedpic.twitter.com/soVhP0h1Si
Outside the Convention centre where the Dail is sitting.
Thousands of people from Donegal and Mayo have gathered in support of a 100% redress scheme for homes and other buildings affected by blocks defective due to the mineral mica.
The protesters are currently marching to Leinster House.
Taoiseach Micheal Martin speaking to media after arriving outside Dublin Castle before a meeting of the Cabinet. He signalled he supports the demonstrators demands for 100% redress for damage to their homes.