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Noise pollution regulations

  • 25-07-2018 11:48am
    #1
    proger
    Registered Users Posts: 3 ✭


    Hi,

    I live in a new build near Dublin airport. As you can imagine the noise pollution from passing jets is a nuisance, but I was expecting that a builder would have installed soundproofed windows, either heavy double glazed or triple glazed windows. As you can imagine this was not done.

    As far as I know, EU and Ireland have legislation regarding noise pollution that requires a certain level of soundproofing in houses and apartments. I have two questions:

    * Are there any laws and regulations that require builders to soundproof new build depending on the noise level?

    * If these regulations were violated, how can I prove this?

    * If I can prove that these regulations were violated can I demand from the builder to replace windows in the house? (I live in a new build)
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