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This week we’re joined by Eoin O’Broin TD &amp; Sinead Redmond discuss:  Sinn Fein: the cause of and solution to all of Fine Gael’s problems; The Teflon Tánaiste; Rewarding Seamus Woulfe; Data centres must provide own power; Oscar Traynor Road Housing Campaign; Dublin Airport drinking sessions; Domestic violence; Vaccines, capitalism and public health; Infections crisis linked to three deaths in Rotunda; Garda corruption; Precarious working in academia; “Eviction-hit hermit nun hellbent on selling bogus cure for cancer”; Slainte Care: a vision, not a plan; Church to pay “penal law” VAT on candles; Wild Mountain Thyme: an accent crime.

This week we’re joined by Eoin O’Broin TD &amp; Sinead Redmond discuss: <ul> <li>Sinn Fein: the cause of and solution to all of Fine Gael’s problems;</li> <li>The Teflon Tánaiste;</li> <li>Rewarding Seamus Woulfe;</li> <li>Data centres must provide own power;</li> <li>Oscar Traynor Road Housing Campaign;</li> <li>Dublin Airport drinking sessions;</li> <li>Domestic violence;</li> <li>Vaccines, capitalism and public health;</li> <li>Infections crisis linked to three deaths in Rotunda;</li> <li>Garda corruption;</li> <li>Precarious working in academia;</li> <li>“Eviction-hit hermit nun hellbent on selling bogus cure for cancer”;</li> <li>Slainte Care: a vision, not a plan;</li> <li>Church to pay “penal law” VAT on candles;</li> <li>Wild Mountain Thyme: an accent crime.</li></ul>

Fine Gael’s obsession with Sinn Fein, domestic violence & Oscar Traynor housing campaign

This Reboot Republic podcast looks at the issue of social and affordable housing and the use of public land for another Public Private Partnership – this time the Oscar Traynor site in North Dublin – and we ask is it a good deal? Dublin City Councillors are set to vote on the transfer of the public land to a private developer on Monday Night.We are joined to this discuss this by John Lyons, Dublin City Councillor for Artane-whitehall, Laoise Neylon, Journalist with the Dublin Inquirer, Cian O Callaghan, TD with the Social Democrats, housing spokesperson and Clare O Connor from the Save the Oscar Traynor Site campaign.The deal involves over 800 units being built – but crucially only 20% are social, 30% "affordable" (and there are big questions over their true affordability), meaning that at least half of the units will be private and sold at market value. The question is asked about the Minister for Housing's response on this, and the Depts realisation that the public mood has changed in favour of public housing.The guests point out that this is an inherently risky approach and poor value for money for the taxpayer - but big profits for the developer. We also discuss the alternative way of doing this of building genuinely affordable homes. The campaign is calling on the public to email or contact the Dublin City Councillors and ask them to vote against the deal.Petition HERE Support this podcast please by joining us at: patreon.com/tortoiseshack

This Reboot Republic podcast looks at the issue of social and affordable housing and the use of public land for another Public Private Partnership – this time the Oscar Traynor site in North Dublin – and we ask is it a good deal? Dublin City Councillors are set to vote on the transfer of the public land to a private developer on Monday Night. We are joined to this discuss this by John Lyons, Dublin City Councillor for Artane-whitehall, Laoise Neylon, Journalist with the Dublin Inquirer, Cian O Callaghan, TD with the Social Democrats, housing spokesperson and Clare O Connor from the Save the Oscar Traynor Site campaign. The deal involves over 800 units being built – but crucially only 20% are social, 30% "affordable" (and there are big questions over their true affordability), meaning that at least half of the units will be private and sold at market value. The question is asked about the Minister for Housing's response on this, and the Depts realisation that the public mood has changed in favour of public housing. The guests point out that this is an inherently risky approach and poor value for money for the taxpayer - but big profits for the developer. We also discuss the alternative way of doing this of building genuinely affordable homes. The campaign is calling on the public to email or contact the Dublin City Councillors and ask them to vote against the deal. Petition HERE Support this podcast please by joining us at: <a href="http://patreon.com/tortoiseshack" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">patreon.com/tortoiseshack</a>

Ep.34 Save Oscar Traynor – Public Housing on Public Land

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