Offaly TD slams the impending return of 'slum accommodation'
04/11/2017
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04/11/2017
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Offaly TD slams the impending return of 'slum accommodation'
Undercover report shines light on state of Offaly rental sector
€2 million granted for 12 social houses in Offaly
Cowen calls for NCT style testing for house rental sector
Planning decision due for construction of 20 new houses in Offaly
Decision due on plan to transform Offaly pub into physio clinic
Marcella welcomes clarity on agricultural land stamp duty
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Plans to turn former VEC building in Tullamore into new pub
Plans for new Offaly garden centre lodged with council
Planning permission sought for 20 new houses in Offaly
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Offaly TD says NAMA should be used to tackle housing crisis
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Renting homes more lucrative than gambling in one Offaly town
Outrage over 'lack of housing' in major Offaly town
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Gardaí have warned of a growing trend of rental scams
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Six-year-old boy in intensive care after Laois farm accident
Michael Lyster explains why Brian Whelahan was left out of the 1994 All-Star team
Brian Cowen wins GAA sports award
Offaly abuse survivor taking hunger strike to gates of the Dáil
Gardaí investigating another Edenderry burglary
OPINION: Edenderry needs a full-time Garda station
Gardaí investigating criminal damage caused in Offaly housing estate
Undercover report shines light on state of Offaly rental sector
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