MICA Action Group Mica Action Group (MAG) is a Donegal based, volunteer led organisation campaigning for 100% Redress for those affected by defective concrete homes & buildings.
The Mica Action Group will hold a Public Meeting at 7.30pm on 17th November 2014 at An Grianán Hotel, Burt. A number of T.D.’s have confirmed attendance. Everybody welcome. HUGE MEETING TO HEAR HOW DEFECTIVE BLOCKS HAVE WRECKED HOMEOWNER’S LIVES
RTE 6 One News 15th November 2014: News report on cracking houses in Donegal. Reporter: Eileen Magnier http://www.rte.ie/news/player/2014/1115/20682128-mica-action-group-calls-on-govt-to-set-up-inquiry-into-claims-of-faulty-structuring-at-housing-complexes-across-donegal/
Another radio programme in the medium of Irish highlighting the problems of defective blocks in Donegal. Áine Ní Churráin interviewed Brigid Mc Gonagle, joint secretary of the group and a homeowner whose house is affected by cracking. http://www.rte.ie/radio/utils/radioplayer/rteradioweb.html#!rii=17%3A10336752%3A1748%3A28%2D10%2D2014%3A
The issue of cracking walls in Donegal homes got its first airing on national television when Áine Ní Bhreisleain of Nuacht ,TG4 interviewed Karl Murtagh, a homeowner with severe cracking problems in the walls of his residence . This was followed by an interview as Gaelige, with Brigid Mc Gonagle, joint secretary of the Mica […]
After coverage of the issue of crumbling houses in the local Donegal broadcast, print and digital media in the latter half of September, the national media is now at last starting to take notice. Valerie Cox, an investigative reporter on RTE Radio 1’s “Today With Seán O’Rourke” programme visited Donegal to look at the problem […]
In the wake of former Minister Hogan’s response to a Parliamentary Question where he indicated that the Dapartment had a lack of evidence in relation to cracking in Donegal homes, the MAG have taken the brave step for an unfunded voluntary group of beginning to register persons who have structural defects in their houses caused […]