Damien English (Meath West, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

The name of a property is not a matter for the Government. The local authorities are engaged with developers on the names which they may call a development.

In regard to co-living, there are guidelines set out. Every application will be judged on those guidelines. They allow a certain type of model of co-living. Decisions already made in this area follow those guidelines. No doubt, they will kick in in this instance as well. As I said, as it is an individual application the name of the property is a matter for the relevant local authority. The Government does not get involved in such matters. I agree with the Deputy that there are better names to call the development but that is not a matter for the Government.

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