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DÉ RÉIR imscrúdaithe amháin, fuarthas amach go bhfuil meath ag teacht ar bhunús roinnt tithe in Éirinn mar gheall ar ‘choincréit lochtach’.
Fuarthas amach san fhoilseachán is déanaí ó staidéar a rinne Cuibhreannas Taighde Ollscoil Uladh gurb é ionsaí inmheánach ar shulfáit (ISA) an phríomhchúis leis na ceisteanna atá le feiceáil i roinnt tithe, go háirithe i nDún na nGall.
Fuarthas amach freisin gurb é ISA an phríomhchúis le tithe eile ar fud na tíre, lena n-áirítear an Clár, Luimneach, Sligeach agus Maigh Eo.
Nuair a chuireann sé seo isteach ar choincréit, meirgeann an sulfair agus scoilteann sé sa deireadh.
Anois, tá taighde oifigiúil ar an bhfadhb maoinithe ag an Roinn Tithíochta, Rialtais Áitiúil & Oidhreachta agus coimisiúnaithe ag Suirbhéireacht Gheolaíochta na hÉireann.
Tá an taighde coimisiúnaithe bunaithe ar fhiosrúchán ar cheithre theach atá breactha timpeall ar áiteanna éagsúla sa chontae – trí cinn ar fios go bhfuil coincréit lochtach ag cur isteach orthu agus teach rialaithe nach bhfuil aon tionchar air.
Dúirt Lisa Hone, cathaoirleach Ghrúpa Gníomhaíochta Mica: “Is é an príomhchúis atá leis an meath ar ár dtithe ná ionsaí inmheánach sulfáit mar thoradh ar chainníochtaí neamhrialaithe de shuilfíd iarainn."
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