How many new homes does Ireland really need?

Inside Business with Ciaran Hancock by Inside Business with Ciaran Hancock

Aug 19, 202642:23Business

The Government has introduced 46 tax measures since 2013 to stimulate house building here. Have they worked and do they represent good value for money for taxpayers? To help answer that question Ciaran Hancock is joined...

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