Government to acquire more one-bed homes to house homeless single men
Call for emergency response to significant rise in deaths of those in homelessness
Keegan’s inflammatory homeless service comments mask hard facts
Dublin council policies prompted people in difficult circumstances to assess their options
Analysis: Minister’s critique of councils is latest shifting of housing blame
Murphy’s comments are first policy statement since family slept in Garda station last month
No State funding for the trust that Alice built
The Alice Leahy Trust provides showers and clothes for those living on Dublin’s streets
Homelessness in Dublin an ‘international scandal’, says C of I Archbishop
‘People who were promised housing two years ago can expect to die on the street’
Bedsits ‘could send accommodation back to before 1960s’
Eamon Ryan fears bringing back bedsits will see a ‘lowering of standards’ for occupiers
Homelessness leading to addiction, rehabilitation service says
Merchant’s Quay charity calls for greater investment in emergency accommodation
Anger over Government housing policy at vigil for Jack Watson
Plea to Taoiseach ahead of emergency meeting: ‘Take control of this situation’
Man lay dead in St Stephen’s Green for several hours, inquest hears
Homeless drug user Derek Buchan found lying face down in bushes after overdose
Council votes to name street after Savita, but it won’t happen
Motion deemed ‘out of order’ as Lord Mayor of Dublin says residents must make requests
Brendan Ogle: Why we have occupied Apollo House
Opinion: We have 193,000 homes without people and 6,500 people without homes
Homeless crisis: 62 extra emergency beds to be available in Dublin
Announcement coincides with second anniversary of Jonathan Corrie’s untimely death
Merchants Quay cafe serves food and floor space to homeless
It’s an improvised but inadequate solution that manages to take in 70 people a night
Homeless should not be used by ‘research industry’ - campaigner
Alice Leahy warns against using the disadvantaged ‘as source material’ in address
Demolition of Croke Villas to pave way for €12m project
Flats clearance to make was for new housing and ‘processional boulevard’ to Croke Park
Patsy McGarry: Growth in charities and homeless crisis
Time for State to consider creating much needed and appropriate institutional care
Irish charity sector is being drained by duplication
Agencies are funded mainly by the State, but expanding payrolls are burning up that money
Housing priority for homeless ended due to lack of homes
Building new homes is the only way to tackle the crisis, housing committee chairman says
Almost 150 face return to rough sleeping as Dublin hostels close
Focus Ireland closing John’s Lane hostel to build 31 social housing units on same site
House of tarot cards: who will win the election?
‘That’s the card of stress, of anxiety, of things being all over the place’: we ask two tarot card readers how the general election will go
Masonry collapses into street from above homeless hostel door
Passersby say piece of stone facade fell from above Brú Aimsir hostel into Thomas Street
Social housing is the key to tackling worsening homelessness problem
Government funding for social housing is impressive but hinges on private construction and profits to go with it
There should be no rough sleepers in Dublin this Christmas – Kenny
Taoiseach rejects Opposition demand to increase rent subsidy
No need for rough sleepers in Dublin this Christmas - Kenny
Opposition leaders insist homelessness problem worse now than it was a year ago
A year after the death of Jonathan Corrie the homelessness crisis is now an emergency
If Rent supplement is not increased to reflect the 30% rises that have already hit them another 100 or more families will face homelessness this Christmas
Minister promises 10 times more social houses by year end
More than 300 beds will be available over the Christmas, Kelly tells homeless forum
Charities warn ‘cold weather’ beds likely here to stay
No let up in demand for emergency accommodation as flow into homelessness continues
Councillors approve €12 million Croke Park housing and stadium entrance deal
Dublin City Council last year reached agreement with the GAA to transfer lands to the association for a payment of €6.4 million
Exiles on Main Street: the homeless of Grafton Street
Of the 150 people sleeping rough in the middle of Dublin, about 20 spend the night on Grafton Street – living quiet, stressed, lonely lives amid its bustling commerce. We meet Paul, Robert, Tara, James and others who have a swanky address but little else
Kelly sanctions major Croke Park development deal
City council gets green light for GAA plan on housing and new ‘processional boulevard’
150 prefab houses to be built for homeless, says Enda Kenny
Bad planning, governance has led to horrendous situation for thousands – Dessie Ellis
Funding not the problem in homelessness fight, says expert
Focus on emergency shelter ‘expensive and ineffective’, Dublin conference hears
Homeless to get 50% of city social housing until next year
More than 534 homeless and vulnerable received Dublin homes in last six months
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