The Taoiseach Says Co-Living Developments Are An Option For Renters In Cork
Leo Varadkar made the comments to RedFM News on a visit to Cork city centre this morning.
However the Taoiseach says the debate around the developments has been blown out of proportion as he says that of the 2,000 new homes forecast to be built in Cork this year, it's expected that just one will be a co-living development.
Speaking to RedFM News in the past hour, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says co-living developments must meet government guidelines:
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