City's fast-track affordable housing board named

A new Government think-tank will fast-track affordable housing in the greater Dublin area, it was claimed today.

City's fast-track affordable housing board named
Fri, 26 Aug, 2005 - 14:27

A new Government think-tank will fast-track affordable housing in the greater Dublin area, it was claimed today.

Unveiling the new nine-member Affordable Housing Partnership Board, Minister for the Environment Dick Roche said it was a significant step on the road to securing more accommodation for city dwellers.

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