The Capital Indicative Programme has been announced by Laois County Council for the next three years.
Investment in urban and rural regeneration, housing and roads is important to attract new people and businesses into Laois.
That's according to Independent councillor, James Kelly, as the Capital Indicative Programme has been announced for the county over the next three years.
With over €320m in expenditure planned for, over 200 million will be dedicated to housing, and €182m within that on the Housing Construction Programme.
Borris in Ossory/ Mountmellick rep Councillor Kelly says private housing cannot be forgotten about:
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