Eoghan Murphy

Yeah.

So, um, which, uh, uh, I al- I harken back to the, um, the, the, the case we had a number of years ago where- whereby in Dublin City Council, um, we were, we were looking at a proposal from the, the, the Minister for Housing then, Eoghan Murphy, of what was to happen to O'Devaney Gardens, and we pushed for a more broader public, you know, public housing on public land.

And it went to Dublin City Council and they won the vote, and then they just got a letter in saying, "Yeah, thanks, well done guys, you won the vote, but we're not pl- we're-" We've just ignored that and we're, we're plowing on, and now we see the outworkings of that whereby these properties are not affordable at all, not in anybody range-

No