The government may be about to lift the ban on nursing homes had transferred their business to accommodating refugees the Irish Independent has reported. With increasing numbers of hotels pulling out of deals with the …
Green Party leader Eamon Ryan said a safety net to protect tenants has been in place since the end of the week as restrictions on evictions are lifted, with his party wanting to avoid homelessness …
In anticipation of a crucial Dáil confidence vote in the government’s Housing strategy scheduled for tomorrow, the Rural Independent TDs have issued a scathing critique of the government’s unpalatable handling of the Housing crisis. The …
The Business Post reports that 49% of people would not support the construction of modular homes to house Ukrainian refugees in their area. But the survey shows support for modular housing without planning permission when …
The Offer-a-Home program has received over 1,000 offers for vacant properties since it launched two months ago to help find housing for Ukrainian refugees. Property owners who participate in the program receive a tax-free government …
The government will consider buying a large number of homes before they are constructed in a bid to get tens of thousands more homes built. Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said the “advance purchasing” will be considered …
The Taoiseach criticized state agencies and government departments for “owning” land that could be used to build houses. As the Irish Examiner reports, Micheál Martin said vacant state land should now be used to provide …
A national housing demonstration is taking place this afternoon in the city of Dublin, with organizers calling for Government action on the housing crisis. The rally is organized by the housing campaign group “Raise the …
The number of people in emergency accommodation in Ireland topped 11,000 last month, the highest number on record. New data released by the Department of Housing shows that there were 11,397 people in emergency shelter …
Many more people will be eligible for social housing under government plans to raise eligibility thresholds by €5,000 across the country from next January. Taoiseach Micheál Martin confirmed the move this morning, saying the limits …
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