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Survey reveals young Irish people considering emigration amid housing crisis

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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What happened

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A survey published in revealed that almost seven in ten young people are considering emigration from Ireland. The main concerns cited are housing and affordability. Alan Dillon, a Fine Gael TD from Mayo, stated that affordable housing and the cost of rent are major barriers to keeping young people in the country. He noted that the government is currently spending €1 for every €3 across the exchequer on housing.

From westernpeople.ie

Why it matters

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The findings come as the government prepares to announce its budget. The Minister of State mentioned that the upcoming budget will consider the housing issue alongside the overall cost of living. The government is facing pressure to address the housing crisis to maintain economic stability and public sentiment.

From westernpeople.ie

Who's involved

  • IrelandSovereign state in Northwestern Europe facing demographic and housing challenges.
  • Government of IrelandCabinet exercising executive authority in Ireland, responsible for the upcoming budget.
  • governmentThe governing body facing core policy challenges regarding housing and affordability.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Government of IrelandSpeculative

    The Government of Ireland could face pressure to adjust policy to address housing affordability and cost of living.

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