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# Housing Crisis

Last year
2023
Student accommodation dash: Scarce rooms, few protections and potential scams
Taoiseach unsure if housing referendum will take place within this Government
Mass eviction of Tathony House tenants ruled invalid by RTB
'Clear and unambiguous' laws needed to prohibit rent for sex
Most local authorities didn't collect any of the Derelict Sites Levy in 2022
50 properties available to rent for people accessing HAP in June
Opinion: 'On the front lines of the housing crisis and we get gaslighting from the Taoiseach'
James O'Toole
Vigil held in memory of the 402 homeless people who died in Dublin since 2018
Varadkar says his comment about people refusing social housing was 'misrepresented'
Government criticised for giving housing update during Tubridy hearings
Taoiseach stresses 'progress' on housing as he defends lifting of eviction ban
No evidence that homelessness figures will fall in future, says Peter McVerry
Homelessness record broken again as 12,441 people in emergency accommodation in May
Cost of new rents shot up at end of last year, with Co Longford hardest hit
Government wants public's view on what a 'fully functioning' rental sector should look like
Galway council to write to advertising watchdog over Airbnb posts in rent pressure zone
Demand for new homes in Ireland has gone through the roof according to Daft
Department of Housing returned more than €380m to exchequer due to underspend by Govt
Ireland among EU countries with the biggest increase in young adults living with their parents
Opinion: The government cannot fix housing because their entire approach is flawed
Cian O'Callaghan
Remaining Tathony House residents to stay put pending RTB ruling on mass eviction
RTB receives over 4,000 eviction notices for the third quarter in a row
Almost half of objections to Dublin City Council against new land-hoarding tax were successful
Dublin Fire Brigade to tell TDs that fire safety will be 'integral' to use of rapid-build homes
O'Brien seeking to convert vacant office blocks into apartments to tackle housing crisis
FG ministers got hundreds of emails about evictions - but just 22 about gender and trans issues
Micheál Martin: It's 'possible' Ireland can build 40,000 new homes a year to meet demand
Analysis: Government and the Central Bank can take steps to free the 60,000 mortgage prisoners
Mark Coan
Rural Independents spark debate on log cabins during Dáil motion on housing supports
10% rise in housing bodies last year saw almost 5,000 social and cost rental homes delivered
FactFind: Was the 2008 crash caused by building too many houses?
Government considers subsidies for developers and scrapping of fees to increase housing supply
'We have no intention of leaving': Tathony House tenants facing eviction hold another rally
'Where will they go?': Coveney says invalid notices to quit should be challenged
Cian O'Callaghan: Owners of vacant properties should either use it, rent it or sell it
Cian O'Callaghan
Indian nurses recruited by HSE wait months in Ireland without their children before starting work
Analysis: 'In a housing crisis, this government is leaving thousands of buildings to rot'
Dr Frank O’Connor
Dr Rory Hearne: Lifting the ban on evictions was an unforgivable act by a misguided government
Dr Rory Hearne
Questions raised over 'lack of resources and detail' for Govt's tenant-in-situ scheme
Over €1 billion left unspent by Govt on housing projects over the last three years