Limerick Chamber calls for increase in affordable housing targets to tackle "drought" of housing for workers 

Chief Executive Dee Ryan and Chief Economist Seán Golden, launching Limerick Chamber's submission for Budget 2024.

Limerick Chamber has called for government to increase its targets for affordable housing in the next budget, as employers are concerned about the “drought” of housing to attract and retain workers.

Launching Limerick Chamber’s submission for Budget 2024 on Friday, Chamber Chief Executive Dee Ryan said that a shortage of affordable housing is “inhibiting attraction and retention of workers and impacting on employee’s quality of life”.