CSO: House building slumps by 44%

House building in Ireland fell by 44% last year, according to figures from the Central Statistics Office.

CSO: House building slumps by 44%
Thu, 25 Mar, 2010 - 13:46

House building in Ireland fell by 44% last year, according to figures from the Central Statistics Office.

The data have shown that the economy suffered its largest decline on record in 2009.

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