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Number of homeless people up for fifth month in a row to 10,325
There are 3,028 children in emergency accommodation.
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There are 3,028 children in emergency accommodation.
Homelessness is highest in Dublin, with 4,568 adults in emergency accommodation being reported.
Noteworthy takes a deep dive into the funding issues that resulted in poor resourcing of housing projects.
Discussions took place during the summer and they are set to resume again in mid-October.
An Taisce were among more than a dozen environmental groups to object to the proposals.
“It is hoped that planning authorities will have the ability to accept planning applications online by end 2022.”
The Peter McVerry Trust, Limerick City Council and County Council are to deliver the new homes to the areas of Moyross and Southill.
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Last year the State delivered just over 5,000 new build social homes.
Housing minister Darragh O’Brien said homelessness remains “unacceptably high”.
O’Brien said the number of applications and permissions in Ireland are “comparatively high in the international context”.
All protections implemented by the bill will last until January 2021.
The total number of homeless people in Ireland is currently 8,876.
Charities are asking the government to take action to prevent more homelessness in the wake of the pandemic.
Figures for April show that there were 572 fewer people in emergency accommodation compared to March.
There are 241 fewer people on the Department of Housing’s homeless list compared with last month.
The number of people homeless in December 2019 dipped below 10,000 before rising above that figure again in January 2020.
6,697 adults and 3,574 children were in emergency accommodation in January.
The drop of almost 7% is one of the largest monthly decreases recorded for the official homeless figures.
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10,397 people were in emergency accommodation in Ireland in September.
A total of 10,338 people were in emergency accommodation in August.
New figures show that 10,275 people are in emergency accommodation.
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FOI documents show correspondence sent to Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy from members of the public.
Minister Eoghan Murphy has recently claimed that evidence so far of development shows the vacant site levy is working.
10,378 people were recorded in emergency accommodation in April.
Applicants are suspended if they refuse two offers of housing within a year.
RPZ laws were first introduced in December 2016 to address spiraling rents.
The uncertainty over the future of the scheme means prospective buyers face an “anxious wait”, according to Fianna Fáil’s Michael McGrath.
Of €12 million allocated to local authorities in 2018, only €6.2 million was drawn down.
Warnings for Northern Ireland are currently covered by the UK Met Office.
Sinn Féin housing spokesperson Eoin Ó Broin said that Murphy should “do the decent thing and resign” in light of the new figures.
New guidelines are calling for local authorities to evaluate their current planning policies.
The much-anticipated regulations will come into force in June 2019 in areas with high housing demand.
The CSO statisticians will be assisting the department with its housing data, but not homeless figures.
The Department of Housing recorded 9,527 people in emergency accommodation last month.
The drop represents some respite for embattled Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy.
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