Three major developers will address the committee this afternoon.
The heads of three major housing developers will appear before the Oireachtas housing committee today.
Representatives of Glenveagh Homes, Cairn Homes and Castlethorn will discuss barriers to delivering much needed housing here.
Restrictive planning processes, limited land availability and high construction costs have all been called key obstacles to housing.
Committee Chair and Longford Westmeath TD Micheal Carrigy says he wants to ensure the good work already done continues:
                            
                            
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