Divided by mica: couple forced to live apart as their home crumbles
Rose and Ian Jessamine say dream home for their retirement is now a nightmare and the Government has let them down
Rose and Ian Jessamine at their mica-affected home at Malin Head in Donegal. Photo: Steve Humphreys
Rodney Edwards
For Rose and Ian Jessamine, their dream home in Malin Head, Co Donegal, has turned into a nightmare. Married for 45 years, they are now living separate lives due to the devastating effects of mica on their home.
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