Construction begins on Raheny homes for seniors
Work has commenced on a new social housing development for older residents in Raheny. The project, launched by Dublin's Lord Mayor and the Minister of State for Older People, aims to deliver 102 much-needed homes in the area.
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Dublin City Council Local News
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Dublin City Council has officially started construction on a new social housing scheme at St Anne's Court in Raheny, designed specifically for older people. The initiative aims to provide 102 modern, accessible homes to support the housing needs of senior citizens in the community.
The sod-turning ceremony was led by Lord Mayor of Dublin, Daryl Barron, alongside Minister of State for Older People and Housing, Kieran O'Donnell T.D. Both highlighted the importance of increasing social housing options for older residents amid growing demand.
This development forms part of a wider commitment by local authorities to address the challenges faced by older people seeking suitable accommodation. Further details about the project and timelines are available through Dublin City Council's official channels.
The sod-turning ceremony was led by Lord Mayor of Dublin, Daryl Barron, alongside Minister of State for Older People and Housing, Kieran O'Donnell T.D. Both highlighted the importance of increasing social housing options for older residents amid growing demand.
This development forms part of a wider commitment by local authorities to address the challenges faced by older people seeking suitable accommodation. Further details about the project and timelines are available through Dublin City Council's official channels.
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