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Cllr Mark Casey, Independent
Longford County Council will write a letter to Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage to increase the Longford Threshold Band from Band 3 to Band 2.
The issue was raised in a motion tabled at a recent meeting of Ballymahon Municipal District by Cllr Mark Casey.
“This will move the threshold for a single working parent from €25,625 to €30,750 as there is no possibility for a single parent earning €30k of getting a mortgage for their own home,” he said.
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