‘We are human beings too’: Homeless singles react to Government housing plan prioritising families
Latest housing strategy involves instructions to council to put long-term homeless families with children at the top of their housing lists
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Ireland’s Changing Suburbs: Fintan O’Toole on the transformation of Crumlin
Traditional suburbs such as Crumlin are now far beyond the means of the working-class families they were built to house
New housing plan criticised by Opposition leaders: ‘It does not tackle key problems’
Plan announcement comes against backdrop of a fall in new housing commencements
Mary McAleese recalls own experience of homelessness as she calls for action so ‘every child has a home’
Former president calls on society and politicians to mobilise, and recalls her family being made homeless
Aspiring homeowners advised to ‘hang in there’ by Minister ahead of new housing plan
James Browne says the plan will aim to deliver a ‘real shift in how we get housing moving in this country’
Housing plan aims to deliver 90,000 ‘starter homes’ over five years
Government has pledged overall delivery of more than 300,000 new homes by end of 2030
Minister still trying to ‘end housing crisis’ despite official prediction it will last 15 years
James Browne targeting end to housing crisis during his own term and believes ‘that can be done’
‘Contradiction’ in Irish housebuilding stymies supply, Oireachtas committee told
Housing committee hears planning delays add tens of thousands of euro to eventual purchase price of homes
The EU wants to help fix Europe’s housing crisis, can it?
Brussels policymakers examining changes to free governments hands to subsidise affordable housing developments
Government seeks emergency planning powers to speed up infrastructure delivery
New procedures to be in place next year after legislation is rushed through Oireachtas
RTÉ records €5.5m surplus in 2024 after €9.1m deficit in previous year
Minister for Housing to update Cabinet on social and affordable housing figures for second quarter of 2025
Couple apply to build log cabin after failing to find rented home within €1,600 monthly budget
The Housing Crisis & Me: Aiva Tuohy and partner Dylan Tone, in their 20s, say they feel ‘forgotten’ by Government
Micheál Martin now facing ‘more serious’ risk of leadership challenge
Party sources say critics may have the votes for motion of no confidence, but not enough to win it
John Collison’s critique of Ireland’s failures stirs Coalition debate
Tech founder is ‘quite right’ that infrastructure delivery is too slow, Taoiseach’s spokesman says
David McWilliams: Australia’s housing crisis looks very like Ireland’s, but it’s not the same
The more people believe property prices can only rise, the more recklessly they behave
John Collison of Stripe: Ireland is going backwards. Here’s how to get it moving
The Stripe co-founder looks at how the State can get out of the government-by-agency corner into which it has painted itself
Rental homes available under State Hap scheme fall again, survey shows
Only 24 properties available to rent across 16 areas, Simon Communities of Ireland report finds
Stephen Donnelly swoops to the rescue of UK healthcare citing his triumphs in Ireland
Plus: man with great flat aghast at 'Lilliputian' flats and a failed tax rebellion to keep an eye on
Meet the Americans moving to Ireland for a better life
There has been a 96% rise in the number of people moving from the US to the State. Here’s why some of them made the leap
Only 242 applications in 10 years for tax scheme to renovate older Dublin houses
Tax measure expanded in Budget 2026 has seen ‘shockingly poor’ uptake
New buildings must present ‘no net loss’ to nature, says Climate Change Council
Advisers want conditions added to planning laws to conserve and enhance biodiversity
‘It’s quite emotional’: New Dublin home owners respond to housing charity help
Housing association Respond see fourth consecutive year of growth, according to 2024 annual report
Attorney General signals ‘robust defence’ of judicial review on apartment guidelines
Coalition’s new design standards are being challenged over concerns they will reduce quality of future homes
Politicians launch legal challenge to rules aimed at increasing apartment developments
Government concerned High Court challenge could ‘paralyse’ apartment construction
Budget 2026 Q&A: ‘What are the changes to inheritance tax and reliefs?’ Your questions answered
Expert advice on the latest budget measures, from tax and pensions, to inheritance, childcare and more
Coalition to ‘blow’ €250m on apartments being built, says Sinn Féin’s Eoin Ó Broin
Party housing spokesman rails against budget VAT reduction on accommodation units under construction
‘Years could pass and I’ll still be living in this house like I’m only passing through’
Renting: I don’t know how long I can stay here, it isn’t really mine. Emotionally, maybe, but not legally
Gardaí and nurses among ‘key workers’ eligible to rent new low-cost Dublin city homes
Middle Abbey Street and North Frederick Street chosen for ‘bold urban-rejuvenation’ pilot scheme
Irish house price inflation eases in third quarter, Daft says
Daft report comes as Sherry FitzGerald research highlights shortage of available homes
Exiting landlords account for more than quarter of home sales in Dublin
Report by estate agent DNG links increased incidence of exiting landlords to recent rental sector reforms
New homes in short supply while completions will ‘struggle’ to exceed 30,000 this year
The Government’s new national housing plan will do little in the short term to meet its own target of building 60,000 new homes a year by 2030
Drogheda lands with full planning for 192 homes seeking €3.8m
Boyne Road site has approval for 42 houses and 150 apartments along with range of onsite amenities
People who work should get priority for social housing, says Fianna Fáil’s Robert Troy
Sinn Féin’s Eoin Ó Broin says there is ‘no legal basis’ for Minister of State’s suggestion
Dublin is becoming a place of extremes, home to only the very richest and the poorest
More than 3,300 new houses were built in Dublin city last year. Just 155 were bought by households
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