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Seanad: Housing Policy: Statements. (23 Nov 2005): Eamon Scanlon: ...subject of housing, in general but specifically in the local authority sector. The experience in different local authority areas can vary but I am proud of the record of my county and Sligo County Council for the progress being made in providing local authority housing. One need only drive anywhere in my native county of Sligo to see the level of work going on in the construction industry...
Seanad: Appropriation Act 2004: Statements. (8 Feb 2005): Eamon Scanlon: ...is not one derelict site in the town. In the past five years, 200 new homes have been built as a result of the rural renewal tax incentive scheme. Under the scheme, another 100 houses are under construction and a further 150 are at planning stage with a view to their being built, I hope, in the next two or three years. The effect of the rural renewal scheme is reflected across south Sligo...

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