A local councillor has labelled the situation a 'disgrace.'
Families in a Laois village have been waiting two years to move into their new homes.
The homes in Featherbed Lane in Borris in Ossory were allocated to people two years ago, and were told they'd receive their keys by the end of October of this year, which is in less than two weeks time.
Councillor Conor Bergin is raising concerns the families are still yet to receive an official move-in date, which he says is a 'disgrace.'
The Fine Gael rep says it's causing anxiety and 'can't go on any longer.'
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