The government's 'Housing For All' plan has failed, according to Labour.
The party has put forward a motion in the Dáil this morning, calling for a reset in housing policy.
It continued it's attack on the government's missed housing targets for 2024 - when just over 30,000 homes were built.
Labour's Housing Spokesperson Conor Sheehan, claims the government is 'making it up as they go along',
"Their policy is not working, so they have resorted to the old reliable of ill thought out tax cuts for property developers. It's like, welcome back Fianna Fáil, I mean, it's like government are a
mere stepping stone away, or Fianna Fáil in particular from heralding the return of the Galway tent, we know where that got us before, and frankly, people my age are still paying the price."
