Confidence in Housing Minister diminishing
Campaigners say the Housing Minister doesn't have a plan to deal with the homeless crisis.
New figures yesterday revealed that almost 10 thousand people were living in emergency accommodation last month.
3755 children now face spending the Easter holidays in emergency accommodation.
Meanwhile the number of adults in emergency accommodation in Cork broke through the 300 mark for the first time up 35% for the past two years.
CEO of Inner City Helping Homeless Anthony Flynn wants people to say 'enough is enough'.
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