Fighting for the families whose homes are failing — until every one is put right.
We represent people on all the issues that matter to them. Whether you need answers, someone to talk to, or a steady hand through the redress process — this is a gentle place to start.
Struggling with the stress of a defective home? You are not alone.
If things feel overwhelming right now, these lines are open and free. You do not need to be in crisis to call.
How can we help today?
Four doors into the practical and emotional side of the defective concrete crisis. Start wherever you are.
Applying to the scheme, step by step
Four phases, plain language, and the documents you need at each stage — from first crack to final claim.
Open the step‑by‑step guide →Am I eligible? Who qualifies and who is left out
What the 2022 Act actually covers — and the properties it excludes, including apartments and second homes.
Check the exclusions →Emotional and mental‑health support
Helplines, counselling in Donegal, youth and older‑people services, and small first steps that help.
Find support near you →Talk to your local representative
Charles Ward TD and four Donegal councillors — phone numbers, email and clinic details for each.
Find your representative →What Donegal is carrying
What we are fighting for
Secure a genuine 100% redress scheme for everyone affected
Donegal has been devastated by the defective concrete blocks crisis. Current government schemes have failed to deliver full redress or justice: thousands of homes remain partially repaired or unsafe, fixed caps leave families with shortfalls they cannot meet, and reimbursement arrives long after the bills do.
Formed by homeowners, for homeowners
The 100% Redress Party was formed to secure a genuine 100% redress scheme for everyone affected by defective concrete products — and stayed to represent people on every issue that matters to them.
The word “redress” means to put right a wrong. That is the whole job.
Latest from the campaign
Why accountability matters, and why the State is responsible
Thousands of homes across Ireland have suffered serious structural damage because the concrete blocks used to build them were defective.
The defective concrete scheme: progress made, but serious gaps remain
There is no question that progress has been made in the State’s response to the defective concrete crisis. There is also no question that it is not enough.
Charles Ward TD: standing with Donegal families in the fight for justice
I am Charles Ward, Teachta Dála for Donegal and leader of the 100% Redress Party.
This is about more than politics. It’s about solidarity.
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