Eoin Ó Broin

Dublin Mid-West TD says he is pleased with reaction to Sinn Féin’s housing plan

Housing company sees order book hit €1.4bn says it remains on track to complete 2,700 units this year

Sinn Féin’s housing plan is nothing if not detailed, but voters may be cautious of untested solutions

Plan includes provision for 125,000 units that would be State-provided social and affordable housing

Housing crisis: Affordability is declining faster than in the US, UK, Australia, Germany or Spain, says Savills

Party will pledge 175,000 new homes for private purchase, self-build or rent over five years

A bonfire of Government housing support schemes is a step into the unknown - even if the promise is for a better future

Conall Mac Coille concerned about discrepancy between number of registered tenancies and figures on sector from 2022 census

Even if the party can pivot the overarching political discussion from immigration to housing, the terms of engagement will not be the same as in 2020

Affordable homes would cost no more than €300,000 but the State would continue to own the land on which they are built

Department of Housing confirms four ‘pathfinder’ projects to identify ‘pinch points’

One of the biggest pieces of legislation in the history of the State is intended to speed up housing supply and will allow for restructuring of An Bord Pleanála

Opposition claims Government’s Housing for All plan for 33,450 new builds this year will not be delivered

Buyers with incomes over €106,000 will qualify for State-subsidised homes at Oscar Traynor Road

Latest measures do not extend requirement for sprinklers in underground car parks, Oireachtas Committee on Housing told

Commission calls for ‘radical strategic reset of housing policy’ as Sinn Féin says leaked findings are ‘damning indictment’ of Government

Seen & Heard: Quintain in Land Development Agency deal, tech giants call for research cash, and finance bill deters EIIS backers

The party soared on opposition to Government policy on housing but it faces a huge challenge in its positioning on immigration

Index compiled by organisation that wrote to Mary Lou McDonald last year expressing ‘alarm’ at case being taken against The Irish Times

The national standardised average rent in new tenancies stood at €1,595 per month in the final months of last year, with fastest growing average rent in Limerick

The difference between snobs and posh people

Despite extreme need, Department of Housing fails to use €141 million available to it last year and carries it over into 2024

Sinn Féin housing spokesman Eoin Ó Broin says figures show if land-related costs are kept in State ownership and extracted from final value, ‘you can sell bricks-and-mortar house at a price below €300,000′

First-time buyers are increasingly competing for new homes with AHBs, non-profit providers of social homes and key bodies for the Government in fixing the housing crisis

Planning and Development Bill wording offers ‘flexibility’ in building more social housing, says Fine Gael’s Kieran O’Donnell

Eoin Ó Broin brought forward legislation to make advertising such offers illegal, as ‘preventative measure’

Minister for Housing ‘rejects outright’ assertion he would deliberately or otherwise mislead anyone

Officials had ‘concern’ about increase in migrants becoming homeless, internal documents show

Darragh O’Brien says 500 people a week are drawing down loans for their first homes

Both referendums due to take place on March 8th, International Women’s Day

Sinn Féin housing spokesman Eoin Ó Broin says homeless children need homes ‘not cheap soundbites’

The party’s politics works by setting ‘outsiders’ against home-owning ‘insiders’. But fixes demand complex trade-offs

Government and Opposition politicians express ‘disappointment’ over State body’s postponement of meeting until January

Figures should include rough sleepers and people in accommodation not funded by the State, Ó Broin says

Peter McVerry Trust struggles with financial crisis, while several local authorities are reviewing plans to develop housing with homelessness charity

An interrogation of the Coalition’s flagship plan to address the housing crisis paints a very mixed picture

State’s main opposition party - consistently topping opinion polls - is tinkering with its stances on tax and foreign policy as it seeks to present itself as a party of Government

When it was established in 2017, the Housing Agency Acquisitions fund had a target of acquiring 1,600 units over four years

People Before Profit TD Bríd Smith was speaking as Sinn Féin put forward a motion condemning Budget 2024′s housing measures

Eoin Ó Broin also insists Sinn Féin leader ‘absolutely not’ overruled by party on call to expel Israeli ambassador