Ireland is just below EU average of the number of adults still living at home.
A lack of housing is stunting the growth of the younger generation.
That's according to CEO of Actualise Academy, Padraig Walsh, responding to figures which show around 28% of 25 to 34 year olds live with their parents - an increase of 6 percentage points
It's just below the EU average - which is at 30%, according to new data from Eurofound.
The Bunbrosna behavioural psychologist says the family dynamic takes work to manage:
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