with what you've offered i can only ask questions but might i suggest you read around this forum and boards.ie and you'll get some valuable tips/clues as to the causes of mould. most houses i visit often have clear problems that the clients are not willing to fix/ spend the money on and what they really want is a half ass'ed solution which rarely exists.. so:
1. where in the country are you?
>start by opening the windows doors every day,
>minimise any internal moiture creation.
2 have you fans in bathroom/ kitchen when showering/ cooking?
>dont dry clothes in doors,
>don't use gas heater as it generates moisture
>buy a relative humidity(RH) sensor - less than 30€ on line so you'll know when there is a problem with the internal RH
>buy a damp meter and a check your house for potential sources maybe 20€ on line
3. tell us more about your house?
4. how old is it?
5. what is the construction: walls, floors, roof made of/build-up?
6. do you have permanent vents in all the rooms?
7. is the external ground level lower than the internal?
8. is there suspended timber floors? are the vents underneath blocked?
9. is there a concrete floor? is there a Damp proof course?
10. where is the mould? what areas? orientation? height? type?
11. is there dry-lining?
12.if you touch the walls do they feel damp?
if it gets worse depending on the weather then you may have leak/ damp problem but the above will tell us more.
13. is this an old house?
have you checked the
14.guttering
15.external render,
16.window cills,
17.door threshold,
18cracks
19 chimney
20 do your neighbours have similar problems?
when ive been asked into look at a mould/ damp problems its generally one of the above coupled with the clients not wanting to or able to spend the money to resolve the issue. if your in the dublin area i would recommend
http://www.pro-tech.ie/(no connection other than previously passing them on work)
http://www.pro-tech.ie/