Family firms linked to Seamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney have been paid large sums for emergency accommodation, which critics lay at the door of the State’s ‘repeated short-termism’
Rats and rubbish surround the camp at Finglas Road, but to some residents it’s better than other options
Dozens of people who should have been offered housing have not received offers
How the State got itself into a position where it was so dependent on a voluntary organisation to provide a vital service is the real issue
Outreach teams and soup kitchens provide much-needed food, cold-weather packs and community on the capital’s freezing streets
International protection applicants without accommodation will be housed during cold weather, department says
More than 10,000 emergency beds were already occupied by homeless people in Dublin last month
If they didn’t die on the streets then they probably died in a hostel. Two thirds of them would have died alone
HRB analysis shows those who died while homeless were much younger than the Irish average at the time of their death
Taoiseach’s taskforce may not have a life beyond the election
Taoiseach appeared to conflate rising homelessness with increased numbers seeking asylum and international protection in weekend interview
Board chairman says it reviewed the transaction and ‘no further action is required’
Donal Scanlon from Ballybunion, Co Kerry, and Alex Warnick, originally from the United States, were both known to homeless services
Specialist fears ‘society is numb’ to child homelessness as it reaches record levels
Richard Shakespeare, who had a ‘baptism of fire’ during the Dublin riots, lays out his plans for a safer, cleaner, less rundown city
Officials had ‘concern’ about increase in migrants becoming homeless, internal documents show
International Protection applicants are arriving to find themselves living on the street. But ‘at least there are no bullets’
Men have been sleeping outside the International Protection Office for up to two months
Despite provision of extra beds as part of an extreme weather emergency protocol, many of the capital’s homeless cannot or will not take them
With temperatures expected to remain as low as zero degrees at night for the rest of the week the Dublin Region Homeless Executive confirmed it has triggered its ‘extreme weather emergency protocol’
Director of Dublin Regional Homeless Executive expressed concern over ‘criminal element’ spreading misinformation
Consultation with local communities does not mean a veto, Dublin Region Homeless Executive says
Mary Hayes, DRHE director, said she had not issued any ‘formal’ notice to councillors in relation to the use of the building for homeless accommodation and it would not be ‘normal’ practice to do so
Dublin Region Homeless Executive defends service following stinging criticism from local politicians
‘Substantial changes’ needed at charity, according to Dublin Region Homeless Executive
Our reporters investigate support workers’ concerns about the huge concentration of homeless accommodation on Dublin’s Gardiner Street, with fears the area will be ‘ghettoised’
Interim State funding to be released to allow homelessness charity’s services continue in short-term
Homelessness charity wrote to Department of Housing in recent days requesting several million euro bailout
Fears that the Dublin charity could collapse follows more than a decade of rapid expansion responding to homelessness crisis
Inspectors were appointed to charity over financial concerns this week, after trust disclosed cash flow problems
Five of those who died were under the age of 30, in data released to Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín
Agencies to tell Oireachtas Committee that the tenant-in-situ scheme can be a powerful tool to address the issue of homelessness in Ireland
Housing charities report growing concerns over the number of migrants falling into homelessness
Internal report discovers council overpayments after Hap tenants moved into social housing
Elias Adane (33) came to Ireland as an unaccompanied minor in the early 2000s
Expert warns number of renters who opt to stay in homes after notice-to-quit date comes into force will rise
Schools remain open in most areas and minimal public transport disruption, with some falls of sleet and snow expected today
Orange weather warning for snow and ice to expire at 10am on Friday
Dublin Region Homeless Executive, which runs family evening placement, said it has not run out of emergency accommodation
Homeless men moved from Dublin 15 site after camp raided
Families presenting to homeless services in Dublin at twice the rate they are leaving, data shows
Most of those encountered – 87 of 91 – had previously been assessed by the DRHE for homeless services
Dublin authority says there will be place ‘for everyone who wants one’ with snow, sleet and frost expected
Dublin Regional Homeless Executive report notes ‘undignified’ model of on-street services
Statement follows controversy over sexual assault allegations made against its former chief executive
Death brings to three the number of fatalities in homelessness facilities in recent weeks
Dublin Region Homeless Executive activates extreme weather protocol
Family of five told to leave Dublin homeless accommodation over ‘ongoing incidents’
Meeting targets by end of 2018 is not possible, says Dublin Region Homeless Executive
Tusla received more than 120 child protection reports in two months, figures show
Officers attend emergency housing amid report someone ‘is being held against their will’
More than €2.7m spent refurbishing one family hub with 25 units in Crumlin
Homeless crisis having ‘disproportionate’ impact on Travelling community
Number of child protection reports to Tusla over homeless children ‘at risk’ rises sharply
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