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#palmerstown-temporary-accommodation

The Homekey project at 1237 San Antonio Road has been in the works since fall 2023, when city and state leaders touted its importance in addressing the local and regional housing crisis.

Only 32 sites across the country have benefited from a scheme that was launched to tackle vacancy in towns and villages and allow people to build homes.

The Old Cross National School, first registered as a national school in 1893, was originally a hedge school that provided informal education before the national system was established.

Mike is a lifelong public servant, having led Massachusetts' Medicaid program, a $23 billion agency that serves nearly 2 million residents. He is an expert in connecting health care and homelessness services, and he has seen the power of integrating primary care, treatment, and social supports to keep people healthy and housed.

A modular home provider has seen an increase of over 400pc in enquiries since it was revealed the Government intends to further relax restrictions around their use.

20 families in an apartment block in Limerick are facing the heartbreaking prospect of eviction after receiving notices of termination from their landlord - just a week before the government's new rental rules were implemented.

Text description provided by the architects. At 29 rue Nollet in Paris (17th arrondissement), for the Régie Immobilière de la Ville de Paris (RIVP), the client, the architectural firm NZI Architectes (Sandra de Giorgio, Gianluca Gaudenzi) completed in December 2025 the conversion of an obsolete car park into a social housing residence comprising 83 units. Gross floor area: 2,450.1 sq m.

A developer behind a north Dublin housing estate has accused Uisce Éireann of being "unreasonable" and responsible for delays preventing dozens of people from moving into their new homes. Prospective buyers have been waiting for months to complete the sales of properties in the Knocksedan estate in Swords due to water infrastructure issues.

The number of refugee households who are homeless or at risk of homelessness has surged fivefold in the past four years. Government figures for England reveal a rise from 3,560 in 2021/22 to 19,310 in 2024/25. Charities blame the increase on a "direct result" of government policy, citing the 28-day period newly-recognised refugees get to leave Home Office accommodation - including hotels - as well as faster processing of asylum applications.

New figures obtained by 'Irish Independent' show costs surpassed €1bn for the first time in 2024 Justice Minister reveals almost €950m was spent on accommodation by the end of October in 2025 Calls for spending to be 'better scrutinised'

Stuck in limbo between social housing and cost rental schemes, people are looking at other options including emigration

a much-needed facility in the city. At the moment, we have a handful of domestic violence refuge beds in the city. I understand that we have six beds in Cuanlee [refuge] and maybe a handful more across the city. Otherwise, women and children are being sent to homeless services, which is completely inappropriate. This facility will meet their needs and it will provide vital services for women and children going through probably one of the hardest things any one of us could ever go through,

Opposition says reforms will fuel more homelessness, emigration of skilled workers and delays in starting families