Minister for Housing Darragh O'Brien expresses frustration over Ryanair's purchase of homes in a new estate near Dublin Airport. However, he explains that the development predates changes in planning laws that would no longer allow such purchases. The Minister emphasizes that this purchase represents only a small percentage of overall property transactions.
Minister for Housing Darragh O'Brien expresses frustration over Ryanair 's purchase of homes in a new estate near Dublin Airport . However, he explains that the development predates changes in planning laws that would no longer allow such purchases.
The Minister emphasizes that this purchase represents only a small percentage of overall property transactions.
Minister For Housing Darragh O'brien Ryanair Homes Dublin Airport Planning Laws Property Transactions
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