Housing

Six years of Fine Gael led Government has culminated in the worst housing and homelessness crises in the history of our state.

Fine Gaels’ failure to invest in homes is morally, socially and economically negligent.

At the 2017 Fianna Fáil Ard Fheis Mary called for Fianna Fáil to recall how in much worse economic times, since the 1930’s and from Ballymun to Ballybough, East Wall to Oxmantown Fianna Fáil invested in homes in Dublin Central.

Mary says the only solution to the housing and homeless crisis is for the state to invest in homes.

Mary called for Fianna Fáil to take action to invest in homes for the tens of 1,000s of people who desperately need them in Dublin Central and all around our country.

You can read Mary’s full speech HERE.

 

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