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Roof of one of the blocks at Hyde Square apartment complex in Kilmainham had to be held together with push/pull ties
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Many may have to pay large sums to make their buildings fire-safety compliant
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The owners of up to 100,000 affected buildings stand to benefit from the measures, rolled out in advance of more comprehensive State support scheme being finalised
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Taoiseach tells Dáil he and other Cabinet members ‘personally affected’ by building defects
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Legislation is now due to pass in 2024, with payments set to be in place later that year — close to next election