The €20 billion strategy is aiming to deliver 300,000 homes in the next decade.
The Junior Housing Minister is rejecting Sinn Féin's criticism of the new Housing For All plan.
The €20 billion strategy to tackle the housing crisis will see 300,000 houses delivered in the next decade.
But Sinn Féin is cautious of what the plan will achieve in the short-term, for those who are struggling to find an affordable home now.
Longford-Westmeath Fine Gael TD and Junior Minister Peter Burke says efforts are already underway to alleviate the pressure:
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