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"Housing Crisis" için sonuçlar gösteriliyor
Housing a crisis for allI like living in Dublin, but it has become incredibly expensive. Many times I have toyed with the idea of moving somewhere cheaper, where there are green spaces and perhaps the sea nearby, like Waterford or Donegal or West Cork or Mayo.
One family's struggle amid the housing crisisOver the last few months, I have been actively involved in finding accommodation – not for myself, but for my brother-in-law Peter and his family, including four children aged nine, seven, five and two, as well as my sister Chika*.
