 We believe this will cost the exchequer €120 million annually, but that will be offset by the earlier than planned abolition of mortgage interest relief for new first time buyers. Housing prices have fallen massively from the highs of the boom and Government support for paying for new mortgages should not be needed after June of this year. (...)
 We believe this will cost the exchequer €120 million annually, but that will be offset by the earlier than planned abolition of mortgage interest relief for new first time buyers. Housing prices have fallen massively from the highs of the boom and Government support for paying for new mortgages should not be needed after June of this year. (...)
            
        Denis Naughten (Fine Gael)candidate Dáil election
	
	year born
                    1973
                    professional qualification
                    Research Scientist
                    occupation
                    Teachta Dála
                        residence (town, city, district)
    Roscommon
                    constituency
                    Roscommon - South Leitrim
                 We believe this will cost the exchequer €120 million annually, but that will be offset by the earlier than planned abolition of mortgage interest relief for new first time buyers. Housing prices have fallen massively from the highs of the boom and Government support for paying for new mortgages should not be needed after June of this year. (...)
 We believe this will cost the exchequer €120 million annually, but that will be offset by the earlier than planned abolition of mortgage interest relief for new first time buyers. Housing prices have fallen massively from the highs of the boom and Government support for paying for new mortgages should not be needed after June of this year. (...)
            
         
                                
 
                 
                        
