An irish woman is on her second day of her peaceful protest outside Meath County Council offices.
Navan Women Clodagh de Róiste, who has been on the social housing list for over 25 years, has taken her fight to the doorsteps of the Meath County Buildings at Buvinda House in Navan, Co. Meath and has appealed for help in her quest to be housed.
Clodagh De Róiste first filled out social housing forms in 2001 and approximately 15 years ago, she filled out forms to be transferred to a disability listing.
Clodagh says that Meath County Council have refused to urgently house her and refused to transfer her onto a disability listing.
Clodagh took to social media to appeal for the public for help as she continues her fight to be housed. Clodagh said the following:
"Hi Everyone,
"I’m outside Meath County Council offices continuing my peaceful protest to highlight that I am 25 years waiting on housing, that my files were lost, and wrongfully destroyed.
"Please join me if you can.
I know it’s a horrible, cold, wet, winter day.
"I am currently sitting on a chair as my legs are quite bad and so is the pain.
"If you are coming, wrap up well & wear a raincoat / bring an umbrella.
"Thank you all so much for your support. And please share if you can".