Inishowen Councillors Demand Action on Social Housing Remediation

UPDATE: Inishowen councillors are expressing urgent frustration over the draft publication for the remediation of social housing, highlighting the growing disparity between their area and regions like Leinster and Dublin. During a crucial meeting held earlier today, December 9, 2025, local officials voiced their concerns that residents are being neglected in the wake of the Pyrite remediation scheme.

Councillor Albert Doherty did not hold back, stating that it is “unsatisfactory” for people in Inishowen to feel abandoned while others benefit from remediation efforts. This sentiment was echoed by fellow councillors who are demanding immediate action to address the pressing needs of their constituents.

The councillors are particularly alarmed at the delays affecting appeals from applicants, which are leaving many in limbo. With essential housing repairs at stake, the councillors are urging authorities to expedite the process and ensure that Inishowen is not left behind.

As the situation develops, residents are encouraged to stay informed on the latest updates regarding the remediation plans. The councillors are committed to advocating for their community, striving to secure the necessary support for those impacted.

Next Steps: The Inishowen Municipal District plans to follow up on this issue in future meetings, emphasizing the need for a timely response from the relevant authorities. As tensions rise, community members are rallying behind their leaders, hoping for swift action that can bring relief to those in dire need of housing remediation.

Stay tuned for more updates as this situation unfolds.