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The Club House Hotel, Patrick Street, Kilkenny
Senator Patrica Stephenson is set to host a public meeting on housing with a focus on solutions to the housing crisis in Kilkenny.
The meeting will take place on Monday, November 10 at 7pm in the Clubhouse Hotel, Kilkenny, with guest speaker Rory Hearne TD, housing expert, author, and long-time advocate for housing justice. The meeting will focus on the urgent need to tackle Ireland’s housing crisis. Attendees will hear from those affected locally and discuss practical solutions.
“Housing is the defining issue of our time. This meeting is about hearing from people directly about how the crisis is impacting them and discussing what can be done now to ensure secure, affordable homes for all," said Senator Stephenson.
READ: TWIN CRISES OF HOUSING AND COST OF LIVING ARE RUINING HOPES FOR A BETTER LIFE
“Rory Hearne’s work has been instrumental in highlighting the scale of the housing emergency and in proposing practical, people-centred solutions. I’m looking forward to an honest and constructive conversation about how we can make real progress.”
All are welcome to attend.
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