The state funded scheme to help those in mortgage arrears is going to be extended for another three years.
The state funded scheme to help those in mortgage arrears is going to be extended for another three years.
Laois TD and Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan and Minister Regina Doherty will bring a memo to cabinet this morning proposing more than 17 million euro be invested over the next three years in the Abhaile project.
The service provided advice to more than 12,000 households at risk of losing their home over the past three years.
It's estimated around 22,000 homes are currently in long term mortgage arrears.
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