It’s very obvious at this stage that the government appear to not give two cents about what Irish homeless people have to go through day in and day out. Many people believe that the problem …
Homelessness continues to rise in Ireland, with over 10,300 people now officially classified as homeless across Ireland. This is yet another indictment of a completely inept and ineffective Government, although to be fair, most of …
Homelessness in Ireland remains at an all-time high, while the Government offers accommodation to tens of thousands of refugees. According to the latest figures, there currently are 9,500 people in emergency accommodation across Ireland today. …
Homelessness is on the rise again following the lifting of the eviction ban. According to the ublin Region Homelessness Executive (DRHE), 18 more families and 50 children became homeless in Dublin between March 31 and …
The homelessness figures saw a slight drop in April, to a total of 9,335 people officially listed as being without a home across Ireland. This figure includes hundreds of children. Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy …
There was a slight drop in the homeless figure for December, bringing the total to below 10,000 for the first time in many months. According to an article published by the Irish Mirror, the figure …
One child becomes homeless in Britain every eight minutes, according to a new study conducted by Shelter, a leading charity there. The organization has also confirmed that homelessness in the UK is now at its …
Campaigner for the homeless Fr. Peter McVerry has said that official Government figures are ‘nonsense’, and that it’s likely that upwards of 15,000 people will be without a home in Ireland this Christmas. The official …
Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy has categorically refused to do anything about the spiralling rent costs across Ireland, somewhat bizarrely stating that it’d be ‘dangerous’ to do so, the Irish Mirror says. Mr. Murphy, who has …
Over 10,000 people remain homeless in Ireland, a supposedly ‘first-world country’, for the seventh month in a row. The total figure, 10,338, includes almost 4,000 children living in miserable conditions while the Government stands idly …
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