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Almost 60 ghost estates remain almost two decades on from financial crash

Published on: Sunday 08 March 2026

Nearly 20 years on from the financial crash, almost 60 ghost housing estates remain across Ireland. RTÉ's This Week programme asked all 31 local authorities how many ghost estates, officially known as ...

News source: https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2026/0308/1562256-ghost-estate-figures/

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Almost 60 ghost estates remain almost two decades on from financial crash