We are living through very difficult times, perhaps the most challenging we can remember. There is a dreadful war in Europe, bringing with it obligations upon us for thousands of refugees; the cost of living, driven by the use of energy as a weapon, has moved beyond the abilities of many to keep up with it. Homelessness is at a record level. The opportunity to take a step on the property ladder is constrained by availability and affordability. Thousands of the homes we have built are crumbling because of sub-standard materials.
And winter is coming. Although the short-term forecast threatens rain the Irish climate is expected to be colder than usual in December, January, and February.
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