Should the government forcibly relocate state agencies and government departments out of Dublin to regional towns?

Decentralization involves moving public sector jobs from the capital to regional areas to stimulate local economies and balance national growth. Proponents argue it reduces Dublin's housing crisis and spreads wealth to rural Ireland. Opponents point to the controversial 2003 McCreevy Decentralization plan, which cost millions, faced massive staff resistance, and was ultimately abandoned due to severe administrative inefficiencies.