No, no, no. That is not it at all.

Families were telling-----

Families are in desperate need and the Minister has sat on his hands for two years.

For the record, I am only putting the words of the families on the record; they are not my words.

Blame the person.

Last week, I raised with the Tánaiste the fact that homes at Oscar Traynor Road, under a so-called Government affordable housing scheme, would cost between €400,000 and €475,000 for a three-bedroom home. Sinn Féin warned from the beginning that this plan would lead to homes that were unaffordable and out of reach for ordinary people. In the Tánaiste's response to me last week, he said these homes were being advertised at €400,000 but they could be available to home buyers for €300,000 when you combine the first hom…

The price is still €400,000.

Is it affordable?

Hear, hear.

That is not true. It is nonsense.

Two years later. It is crazy stuff.

You are being dishonest

Let us stop the money going to the wrong place in the first instance.

Four hundred thousand euro.

The Taoiseach cannot answer the question.

The Taoiseach is not entitled to an affordable house. It is €400,000 for an affordable home.

Faoin Rialtas seo, tá an ghéarchéim tithíochta imithe ó olcas go dtí rudaí níos measa. Sampla eile don teip seo ná an scéal an tseachtain seo go gcosnóidh tithe inacmhainne, tithe ar phraghas réasúnta, ar Bhóthar Oscair Mhic Thréinir sa Chúlóg, suas le €475,000. Tá ag teip ar an Rialtas tithe inacmhainne a sholáthar agus is teip arís é seo ó thaobh pholasaí tithíochta an Rialtais atá ag déanamh rudaí níos deacra do go leor daoine. The Tánaiste is aware that under this Government house prices have soared and home ow…

No, we are not.

That is not true.

Well, the answer is that the Government is living in a parallel universe-----