Top housing official to step down early in blow to Government plan
Bob Jordan, chief executive of The Housing Agency, had a five year deal but will step down in September
Bob Jordan, chief executive of The Housing Agency, had a five year deal but will step down in September
Thousands of families have reason to be grateful to charity, but its recent activities have left questions to answer
New prices for affordable housing scheme in Coolock relate to increased market values, says council
Developers hired to design next phase of Grangegorman campus to receive ownership of Aungier Street site
Memo to be circulated to Cabinet before Sinn Féin bill reaches debate stage on Tuesday
More than 4,316 children included in latest official emergency accommodation figures from Department of Housing
Sinn Féin leader says party would sell affordable homes for that figure rather than aim to lower average price
Taoiseach at ceremony marking breaking of ground on Narrow Water Bridge linking Omeath and Warrenpoint
More than 4,200 children among total of 14,009 individuals in emergency accommodation, up 14% in the last 12 months
Amendments to law part of sweeping overhaul of planning legislation
The Department of Housing’s reply to the landmark report was to say that most of what it called for is already being done, If so, why is the commission calling for a ‘radical reset’?
Richard Boyd-Barrett tells Housing Fight Back rally current State policy is a ‘disaster’
An examination of the recommendations in the divisive report that are likely to be accepted and rejected
Innovative solutions that meet the needs of both urban dwellers and rural communities must be explored
According to the 2022 census there are 163,433 vacant homes in Ireland, of which 48,000 have been empty since 2016
Beaches in Sligo, Meath and Galway gain flags while Rush South, Tramore and Ballymoney North lose awards due to deterioration of water quality
Government yet to appoint senior counsel to investigate defective blocks controversy despite promise last year
Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien to seek Cabinet approval for extension of Rent Pressure Zone rules until December 2025
Existing blocks set to be demolished and 163 new homes constructed on Dorset Street Upper
Shannon Estuary Taskforce chairman says State making a strategic error by not backing floating wind
Agency says it helped to prevent 1,235 adults and 983 children from losing their homes during the quarter
Perceived competition for housing has always driven anti-immigrant sentiment. The reality is we have had repeated housing crises for the last 100 years, long before recent immigration increases
Such demands come as Fingal County Council separately considers the DAA’s €1.5 billion plan to bring Dublin Airport’s annual capacity to 40 million passengers
After peaking at 24% in January, mentions of immigration have declined month-on-month, falling to 12% in the latest poll
Current targets are based on published population projections from the 2016 census. Unfortunately, those projections are a serious underestimate
Banning individual foreign purchases of properties would be open to ‘significant legal challenge’, official sources say
Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien says new planning Bill will be delivered before the summer recess ‘come hell or high water’
Temporary waiver of contributions due to lapse this month
Day of local and European elections had previously been mooted as likely date to put question of directly elected mayor to voters in Dublin
County has received 662 applications for such grants, the greatest number in the entire country
Despite extreme need, Department of Housing fails to use €141 million available to it last year and carries it over into 2024
More than 6,000 applications received through the Crói Cónaithe scheme by end of 2023
Departmental secretaries general run much of the country’s public administration - on salaries ranging from €230,000 to almost €300,000
It is understandable that people should wish to remain living in the homes where they raised their families and made their lives
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