Taoiseach says he wants 2023 to be a ‘year of inflection’ in the housing crisis
Spending more
“Of course we’re willing and want to spend more money resolving the housing crisis.” However, it’s not that straightforward. As the Department of Finance has previously flagged, there are constraints in the economy around sourcing enough workers, materials and the capacity of the planning system which can’t be solved with fistfuls of cash.Since 2019, rules governing trades like bricklayer and plasterer have been relaxed – removed from the list of occupations ineligible for employment permits.
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