UNITE defends failure to use Merrion Square building to house homeless

The trade union linked to the Home Sweet Home campaign has defended its failure to use a vacant building it owns to accommodate homeless people.

UNITE defends failure to use Merrion Square building to house homeless
Mon, 16 Jan, 2017 - 20:25

The trade union linked to the Home Sweet Home campaign has defended its failure to use a vacant building it owns to accommodate homeless people.

The UNITE union owns a building on Merrion Square in Dublin which has been lying empty for three years.

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