Cabinet to discuss Drumcree parade stand-off and social housing scheme reforms
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Irish Cabinet
Ireland
September 29, 2026
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The Cabinet is addressing the ongoing Orange Order parade impasse at Drumcree. Housing Minister James Browne seeks approval to prioritize studio and one-bed units in the Repair and Lease Scheme. Education Minister Hildegarde Naughton to update on school attendance trends. Public Expenditure Minister Jack Chambers reports on infrastructure delivery progress.
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