I hope nobody is getting paid for reaching a No Shit Sherlock conclusion?
rossitheking on
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are rotten Liars and scoundrels.
Blatantly lied about OTB, Scoliosis waiting lists as well as housing completion figures in the general election. All to get into power.
vinceswish on
Rome wasn’t built in a day
Nalaek on
You’d genuinely have to be thick to think they would.
Logical-Brilliant610 on
„Lessons will be learned“
gildedbluetrout on
Tbf the government’s primary job is to say they’re going to build more houses, and then do whatever it takes to make sure that doesn’t happen. They’ve only been at it for a decade. Everyone over fifty with a house wants things to stay exactly as they are – starved supply, insane valuations. Neither they, FF or FG give a flying fuck that no one under forty can buy a house.
Not to overstate the obvious – but if you want things to change vote Sinn Fein into power next time. I absolutely guarantee you they will build a shit tonne of homes. Their voter demographic is broadly on the other side of this.
ItalianRimBreaks on
Time for another party to be in government that isn’t Sinn Fein?
CosmicBogWarrior on

cedardesk on
In news that will surprise absolutely no one
RobotIcHead on
Of course it was never going to meet the targets, what exactly did they change that help it boast activity in the building sector? Tough and unpopular decisions are going to be needed to fix housing. Decisions that voters, TD’s, officials and campaigners will not like. The government keeps thinking they have time to fix the problem and they don’t.
Honestly I am not sure why the government bothers with the housing targets, they haven’t even gotten close in years. The approach isn’t working so why are they bothering with this failing policy approach.
MrTuxedo1 on
I am completely and utterly shocked
Brilliant_Walk4554 on
Quick, find a way to blame Sinn Féin.
Dwums on
Can’t be fixed overnight™
KungFuneral on
Lads if ye weren’t already aware – water is wet.
Spursious_Caeser on
Based on their past performances, I’m certain that I don’t need the Central Bank to tell us this.
The last government and Housing Ministry under Darragh O‘ Brien blatantly lied about the numbers they’d achieved and effectively got away with it.
Why would they do anything else if they’re not being held to account?
jonnieggg on
They are worth the big money aren’t they. My Jack Russell called it months back.
Due-Focus7393 on
Could I perhaps interest anyone in another:
„We’ve turned a corner“?
A-Hind-D on
I’ll light a candle
WickerMan111 on
These things take time. It’s a marathon, not a sprint.
saggynaggy123 on
The government only take direction from landlords, REITs and investors sorry
qwerty_1965 on
Just had a report on RTE morning Ireland, water supply capacity to Dublin means there’s no chance of the capital adding homes as it needs to.
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And in other news, water wets things.

I hope nobody is getting paid for reaching a No Shit Sherlock conclusion?
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are rotten Liars and scoundrels.
Blatantly lied about OTB, Scoliosis waiting lists as well as housing completion figures in the general election. All to get into power.
Rome wasn’t built in a day
You’d genuinely have to be thick to think they would.
„Lessons will be learned“
Tbf the government’s primary job is to say they’re going to build more houses, and then do whatever it takes to make sure that doesn’t happen. They’ve only been at it for a decade. Everyone over fifty with a house wants things to stay exactly as they are – starved supply, insane valuations. Neither they, FF or FG give a flying fuck that no one under forty can buy a house.
Not to overstate the obvious – but if you want things to change vote Sinn Fein into power next time. I absolutely guarantee you they will build a shit tonne of homes. Their voter demographic is broadly on the other side of this.
Time for another party to be in government that isn’t Sinn Fein?

In news that will surprise absolutely no one
Of course it was never going to meet the targets, what exactly did they change that help it boast activity in the building sector? Tough and unpopular decisions are going to be needed to fix housing. Decisions that voters, TD’s, officials and campaigners will not like. The government keeps thinking they have time to fix the problem and they don’t.
Honestly I am not sure why the government bothers with the housing targets, they haven’t even gotten close in years. The approach isn’t working so why are they bothering with this failing policy approach.
I am completely and utterly shocked
Quick, find a way to blame Sinn Féin.
Can’t be fixed overnight™
Lads if ye weren’t already aware – water is wet.
Based on their past performances, I’m certain that I don’t need the Central Bank to tell us this.
The last government and Housing Ministry under Darragh O‘ Brien blatantly lied about the numbers they’d achieved and effectively got away with it.
Why would they do anything else if they’re not being held to account?
They are worth the big money aren’t they. My Jack Russell called it months back.
Could I perhaps interest anyone in another:
„We’ve turned a corner“?
I’ll light a candle
These things take time. It’s a marathon, not a sprint.
The government only take direction from landlords, REITs and investors sorry
Just had a report on RTE morning Ireland, water supply capacity to Dublin means there’s no chance of the capital adding homes as it needs to.