I think it's 17% minimum corporation tax across the EU now.

Yet, are they paying it? For instance, the corporate tax in the US is 21%, but the average tax paid by fortune 500 companies is 11.

There is a massive housing shortage so their all arguing about where to build and how fast.

Interesting, isn't it? Ireland used to be known for lots of kids, but like most countries, the birth rate is well below replacement. So why the housing shortage? Well - same as most countries I would assume, immigration. When the wealth of the people is in real estate, housing prices have to be kept up. One way is through immigration, the other is through not building enough.

I'm surprised that the Finns would put up with these shenanigans.

Finns are both fortunately and unfortunately, too trusting of their government intentions.