Hundreds of social houses to be built in Tallaght - but Cllr wants more

Councillor Louise Dunne proposed keeping the land in public ownership, but was defeated

Hundreds of social houses to be built in Tallaght - but Cllr wants more
Tue, 10 Mar, 2020 - 12:10
Digital Desk staff

South Dublin County Council has announced 500 new homes will be built in Tallaght.

The Killinarden site is one of the last available areas within the council bounds.

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