Rebuilding Ireland ‘an abject failure’

One of the country’s main homelessness campaigners has described the Government’s Rebuilding Ireland plan as “an abject failure” which exacerbated the problem it was meant to address.

Rebuilding Ireland ‘an abject failure’
Fri, 19 Jul, 2019 - 07:10

By Joe Leogue, Noel Baker, and Eoin English

One of the country’s main homelessness campaigners has described the Government’s Rebuilding Ireland plan as “an abject failure” which exacerbated the problem it was meant to address.

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