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Tipperary County Council praised as over 1,000 vacant homes are brought back into system File photo
A total of 1,017 vacant social homes were brought back into active use in County Tipperary between 2014-2023 under the Voids Programme figures released by the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage show.
The figures also show that €14.6m was spent in order to renovate and refurbish the homes.
The Voids Programme supports local authorities in preparing vacant homes for re-letting and builds on the ongoing work to tackle vacancy and dereliction to bring vacant properties into re-use for housing.
Minister for Housing, Heritage and Local Government, Darragh O’Brien said: “I commend Tipperary County Council for working with us to bring these homes back into active use in 2023. Their efforts, will make a real difference in the lives of over 2,400 households.”
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