Darragh O’Brien slams Sinn Féin for 'trying to block progress' on housing

Housing minister quotes 'stark example' where SF politician objected to '208 social homes, two miles from his own home'
A Fine Gael report claimed Sinn Féin voted against 6,000 homes being built in Dublin. Picture: iStock

A Fine Gael report claimed Sinn Féin voted against 6,000 homes being built in Dublin. Picture: iStock

The housing minister has slammed Sinn Féin for “trying to block progress in a systemic way” by criticising housing policy and blocking planning applications.

Darragh O’Brien referenced “quite a stark example” in recent weeks when a Sinn Féin politician objected to building “208 social homes, two miles from his own home”.  

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