Do the maths and it shouldn’t be that hard to solve the homeless crisis

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Do the maths and it shouldn’t be that hard to solve the homeless crisis
Sat, 16 Apr, 2016 - 01:00
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“Three-bed house goes on sale in Clare for just €10k” (Examiner 12th April).

“Modular homes in Ballymun to cost €240,000” (Today FM 13th April).

Using just these two headline bits of information, can anyone come up with a cost effective innovative solution to the homelessness crisis...?

Gerald Duffy

Pouladuff Road,

Pouladuff,

Cork.

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