Eoghan Murphy admits progress on tackling homelessness 'is too slow'

The Housing Minister has admitted progress on tackling homelessness is too slow.

Eoghan Murphy admits progress on tackling homelessness 'is too slow'
Fri, 27 Oct, 2017 - 08:13

The Housing Minister has admitted progress on tackling homelessness is too slow.

Minister Eoghan Murphy said the number of homeless families in hotels in Dublin is falling.

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