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Government admits housing targets are too low

Labour's Local Area Representative in Leitrim has condemned the Government's failure to act on housing. This comes following the Taoiseach's admission that housing targets are too low. Bernie Linnane, Leitrim Labour Party Local Area Representative, ...

10 Nov 2023 at 19:00

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Housing numbers not exact science says Harris as bank predicts missed targets

Projections on housing completions are “not an exact science”, the Tanaiste has said, after the Central Bank predicted that the Government will miss its housing targets for the next three years. The coalition wants to deliver 303,000 homes by the ...

19 Mar 2025 at 13:37

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Government to publish revised housing targets in coming weeks

The Government will publish its revised housing targets for next year and the years ahead in the coming weeks, the housing minister has said. Darragh O’Brien said he has asked for additional capital from Minister for Finance Jack Chambers, to ...

27 Sept 2024 at 11:59

National News

More than 9,000 new social homes built last year, Housing Minister says

There were just over 9,000 social homes built in Ireland last year, as the opposition accused the Government of missing a housing target. Housing Minister James Browne told the Dail on Thursday that 9,089 new social homes were built last ...

05 Mar 2026 at 12:45

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