Accommodation for elderly given €9m boost

The Government is to provide more than €9m to build sheltered accommodation for elderly people in Dublin, Minister Noel Ahern said today.

Thu, 18 Aug, 2005 - 18:09

The Government is to provide more than €9m to build sheltered accommodation for elderly people in Dublin, Minister Noel Ahern said today.

Funding of more than €8.7m will be used to provide 56 units of supported accommodation for the elderly at St. Clare’s, Glasnevin, the Minister for Housing and Urban Renewal said.

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