It follows new data from the National Youth Council of Ireland
Almost seven in ten young adults are considering emigrating.
The National Youth Council is calling for targeted action on the cost of living, youth homelessness and barriers to employment.
It comes as new data from the Council reveals most young adults are considering emigrating.
90 per cent of 18 to 24-year-olds believe it's becoming harder to find well-paid work, while housing and affordability continue to be main concerns.
Less than a fifth of young adults believe the Government is doing enough to support them during the cost-of-living crisis.
It comes as new data from the National Youth Council of Ireland reveals nearly seven in ten 18 to 24-year-olds are considering emigrating.
Employment concerns for young adults have increased significantly year on year, as 90 per cent believe it's becoming harder to find well-paid work.
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