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Minister to allocate €436m for social housing needs

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The Minister for Housing James Browne is to allocate €436m for social housing needs this year.

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Irish Mirror

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Housing minister allocates €436 million for social housing needs across Ireland

€111 million has been allocated for 82 new social housing projects which will provide over 1,300 newly built homes

2 days ago·Ireland

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Breaking News

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Housing minister refuses to confirm social housing targets for this year

James Browne said he did not want to get into predictions or estimates, adding that he wants to ‘maximise’ the delivery of homes.

2 days ago·Ireland

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The Journal

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Housing minister 'won't get into predictions' on whether social homes target was met last year

James Browne said 2024′s social housing figures will be published soon, but would not “predict” if government met targets.

2 days ago·Ireland

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RTÉ

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Minister to allocate €436m for social housing needs

The Minister for Housing James Browne is to allocate €436m for social housing needs this year.

3 days ago·Ireland

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Sussex Express

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Letter to the editor/political opinion: We need to build the homes that Horsham people need

In their 2024 general election manifesto, the Liberal Democrats said they were committed to ‘ tackling past housing failures head-on’ by ‘increasing building of new homes to 380,000 a year across the UK, including 150,000 social homes a year. ’ This was an ambitious figure which aimed to deliver 1.9 million new homes over 5 years.

3 days ago·Lewes, United Kingdom

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Limerick Post Newspaper

500 homeless in Limerick in latest housing report

LABOUR’S housing spokesperson Conor Sheehan has written to Housing Minister James Browne demanding urgent action following the release of February’s homelessness figures, which show a record 15,378 people without a home, including 4,653 children. The stark numbers show 600 adults in local authority emergency accommodation across the Mid West in month of February, 500 of which were in Limerick. The report showed an additional 224 children as with…

1 day ago

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