الأسئلة الكبرى لأيرلندا: الإسكان وتكلفة المعيشة والاقتصاد الأيرلندي

The Land Development Agency should be given greater powers and a larger capital allocation to directly deliver social and affordable housing at scale.

Short-term rental platforms should be heavily restricted in areas with acute housing shortages.

Ireland must begin reducing its reliance on corporate tax revenues by broadening the tax base before the next economic shock.

Planning permission for high-density housing near public transport should be substantially streamlined.

The minimum wage in Ireland should rise to a rate that covers rent and basic living costs in all major cities.

Remote working rights should be enshrined in legislation to reduce geographic concentration of employment in Dublin.

The state should directly build social and affordable housing at substantial scale rather than primarily relying on the private market.