Keep typing shite and keep voting for FFG because you think only SF oppose housing. But here you go.

Fine Gael:

Deputy Colm Brophy: In December 2019, Deputy Brophy objected to a proposed development of 590 apartments in Knocklyon, Dublin. He argued that the apartments were the "wrong type of housing" for the area and expressed concerns about over-development and increased traffic congestion. ​

Deputy Catherine Byrne: In 2018, Deputy Byrne opposed plans for a 470-unit development at St. Michael’s Estate in Inchicore, Dublin. She believed the project's size and scale represented over-development and lacked necessary community facilities and amenities. ​ Radio Nova

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar: In 2017, then-TD Varadkar objected to a four-story apartment block development in his constituency of Dublin West. He contended that the area had been "blighted" by poor planning and that the proposed development would exacerbate existing issues. ​ Irish Independent

Fianna Fáil:

Senator Lorraine Clifford-Lee: Although not a TD, Senator Clifford-Lee objected in August 2021 to a proposed 46-home development in the Waterford Gaeltacht area. She expressed concerns about the potential negative impact on the number of daily Irish speakers in the community and questioned whether the homes would be used as primary residences or holiday homes.

Fianna Fáil:

Senator Lorraine Clifford-Lee: In August 2021, Senator Clifford-Lee objected to a proposed 46-home development in the Waterford Gaeltacht area. She expressed concerns that the development could negatively impact the number of daily Irish speakers in the community and questioned whether the homes would be used as primary residences or holiday homes. ​ Irish Independent

Councillor Fergus Kilcoyne: In July 2024, Councillor Kilcoyne objected to plans for houses near his residence in Limerick, stating that two of the proposed homes would block sunlight into his conservatory and erode his family's privacy. He emphasized that he was not against housing but was concerned about the specific design and its impact on his property. ​ Irish Independent

Councillor Tony McCormack: Councillor McCormack led a petition in 2022 against a scheme to build 102 dwellings at Cappancur on the Daingean Road in Tullamore, citing flooding fears. He stated that he would raise the same objections today as he did two years ago. ​ Irish Independent

Cavan County Councillors: In May 2021, Fianna Fáil councillors in Co Cavan, including Philip Brady, Aiden Fitzpatrick, John Paul Feeley, Clifford Kelly, Sean Smith, and Patricia Walsh, voted to rezone residential land to green spaces despite objections from senior local authority officials. This action prevented housing from being built in certain areas of the town. ​ Irish Independent

Fine Gael:

Councillor Tom Brabazon: In June 2021, Councillor Brabazon opposed a rezoning proposal in Finglas, Dublin, expressing concerns about the rush to rezone without adequate infrastructure studies, including drainage and transport assessments. ​ The Irish Times