Some children in state care struggle to get Tusla sign off for their education courses of choice
The underlying problem, it seems, is a lack of residential places near to their proposed classes.
“We are trying to lease the entire development to the government,” said Maurice Gillick of Platinum Land.
The landowners lobbied for the change and told councillors they plan to develop affordable housing there. Some councillors worry they’ll just flip it once its value rises.
Developers are not the only option in town when it comes to building houses, particularly on local authority-owned land.