Mayo has been in the news recently after a Mayo Council Director Of Services decided to wage war on Holiday home owners.
Has he forgotten how valuable holiday homes are to the Irish economy?
How easy it is for a Mayo council official to forgot to check Mayo council housing list data is perhaps another question, but when you do check it, anyone will see that people come from all over the world to Ireland for a local Irish housing list Holiday Home.
MAYO Housing List Snapshot 2025
Holiday Home Benefits
It represents a Holiday for the international traveller away from their life in their native country, and it can also offer respite for those who own homes back in their native countries while on an Irish Housing List Holiday, where Housing List Holiday Home Tourists from time to time may return home to take a break from their Irish Housing List Holiday Home for a short stay in their native homeland in their very own far away holiday home property.
Maybe it is very easy for some reason to forget how popular the Irish Housing list holiday homes are with the rest of the world as a busy local government official but surely not the valuable contributions it makes to the Irish economy.
However, and for some other mysterious reason, a typically young Irish cohort seem to prefer to permanently holiday elsewhere in places such as Canada or particularly Australia, at their own expense and also that of Ireland.
More MAYO Housing List Data Insights -2023 & 2024
| Irish Citizen | EEA Citizen | Non-EEA Citizen | UK Citizen | Total | |
| MAYO – 2024 | 832 | 156 | 75 | 36 | 1099 |
| MAYO – 2023 | 752 | 132 | 56 | 27 | 967 |
All categories are on the increase.
If there was an “origin of birth” breakdown in the official figures it is very likely the Irish component would be even lower than the total Irish Citizen figure.
Open borders combined with handing out “citizenship” like candy produces a never ending supply of Paper-Paddies i.e fake but real imported housing resource demand that is crippling Ireland and undermining the Irish nation every day.
If you think Irish people owning homes in Ireland is the problem then you have to be certifiable.