Brendan Kenny

Planning application for Irish Glass Bottle site expected in weeks

Purchase price of additional affordable homes yet to be agreed by Council

Attorney General approves proposals to reform the housing planning system

Latest move is in an effort to curtail the purchase of homes by institutional investors

Restoring developer housing contribution will increase home availability

Apartment blocks staying private as social housing tenants accommodated elsewhere

Affordable housing: Can Land Development Agency succeed where others have failed?

Scale, money and a singular focus are set to be brought to bear on the housing crisis

Councillors plan 100% social and affordable homes at Dublin site

Development of 853 homes on Oscar Traynor Road site collapsed last November

Homeless hostels take action after spike in suicide attempts

Staff receive extra training in effort to stem increasing tendency towards self-harm

The Irish Times view on building costs: is the State paying over the odds?

Dublin City Council seems to be paying about €100,000 more for construction than the privater sector is charging itself

Dublin City Council paying €100,000 more in construction costs for social housing

Figures suggest council is being charged significantly more by private developers

Affordable housing subsidy must double for Dublin – housing chief says

Grant of €50,000 may be fine for Leitrim, but not enough for Dublin, says Brendan Kenny

Council construction ‘considerably more expensive’ than private development - report

Speedy resumption of Oscar Traynor site ‘fanciful’, says Dublin City Council’s head of housing

Idea that only councils should build social housing is nonsense

Not true that State can deliver much more cheaply than private sector

Glenveagh plans to build 3,000 new homes

€500m to be spent on six sites in Dublin, Cork, Kildare and Kilkenny

Outdoor tourism businesses seek access to State’s CRSS Covid support scheme

Adventure tourism businesses not eligible, despite State support for outdoor exercise

Plans to be submitted for Dublin city’s first cost-rental scheme

Inchicore development of 484 apartments to have average rent of €1300 a month

Majority of Dublin’s Airbnb-style lets return to long-term market

Pandemic has triggered return to full-time tenancy as 900 short-term lets investigated

Dublin docklands residents urge refusal of 15-storey apartment block

Developer did not intend to have social housing in block when applying to council, says residents

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