Housing Meeting

April 6, 2024

Through Housing for All, more supports than ever before are available to make buying your own home more affordable and for existing homeowners to make their homes more energy efficient.

As Fianna Fáil housing spokesperson, Mary is holding a public information meeting on Monday, April 8 at 8pm at Home Farm FC and on Zoom to share valuable information on supports for first time buyers to buy their own home and for existing home owners to make their home more energy efficient.

The meeting will be chaired by Deputy Paul McAuliffe. SEAI One Stop Shop, Ashgrove Renewables will also speak at the meeting. Please come along to this public information meeting to learn more about these supports!

Crime and Anti Social Behaviour

Please find below Mary’s Summer 2024 leaflet on crime and anti social behaviour

Dublin Housing Progress

Over 36,000 new homes have been built across Dublin since July 2020. This is up from 23,693 in the previous four years. The Help to Buy Scheme and First Home Scheme is helping first time buyers across Dublin get their first home. For renters, The Rent Tax Credit is helping

Constitution Hill

It’s great that the Constitution Hill Flats regeneration is beginning to make some real progress. The Minister for Housing has approved funding for Dublin City Council to begin Phase 1 of the regeneration project. Dublin City Council are currently out to tender and hope to have a contractor appointed over

Dominick Street West Flats

The regeneration of the Dominick Street West Flats has the potential to deliver 75 new homes. The project has recieved budget approval from the Minister for Housing. Mary is calling on Dublin City Council to accelerate the regeneration project at Dominick Street West and to provide much needed homes for