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Housing

    FactCheck: Four claims from last night's General Election housing debate
    Affordable homes, homelessness and help-to-buy concerns feature in first TV election debate
    Help-to-Buy? What experts are saying about the contentious housing schemes
    Donohoe responds to Eoghan Murphy's claims his housing plans were derailed by senior figures
    Help-to-buy grant and Rent Tax Credit to get a boost under Fine Gael's housing plans
    The party wants to roll out cost-rental for frontline workers.
    FactCheck: Has work begun on nearly 60,000 new homes in the last 12 months?
    Sinn Féin says Fianna Fáil's plan to boost the Renters' Tax Credit is 'reckless'
    Fianna Fáil pledges to 'at a minimum' double the Renters' Tax Credit in the next government
    Under Fianna Fáil’s plans, the tax credit could be boosted to at least €2,000.
    Former housing minister Eoghan Murphy says he wanted to resign when homeless figure hit 10,000
    Housing minister eyes widening First Home Scheme to secondhands as politicians set out election stalls
    Coalition leaders agree target of 303,000 new homes between 2025 and 2030
    Green's manifesto proposes Help-to-Buy expansion to renters who want to buy home from their landlord
    'Cop on a bit': Martin hits back at unattributed briefings from FG that he's 'tetchy and grumpy'
    Estate agent sanctioned for charging house hunters €2,000 'priority deposit'
    80,000 workers needed to address 'significant' shortfalls in four key areas of infrastructure
    Harris says housing delivery figure for this year will be 'well upwards towards 40,000'
    Homelessness: Record 14,760 in emergency accommodation, including 4,561 children
    Harris says he won't go into Govt with a party that wants to scrap Help-to-Buy and First Home schemes
    Only 33 rentals available through HAP across 16 local authority areas
    Regulator to pursue 1,500 HAP landlords who have not registered tenancies
    Extension of mortgage relief shows Ireland's housing spending increasingly based on vibes
    Look at many of the government’s housing policies, and a similar pattern emerges.
    Dáil passes long-promised bill set to make major changes to planning systems
    Interview: Simon Harris won't 'compare and contrast' Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael on housing
    FactCheck: Is Ireland now 'the top country in Europe' when it comes to building new homes?
    What about housing? Giveaway budget could have done more to address crisis - charities
    FactCheck: Why are so many people presenting as homeless in Dublin?
    Cost of modular homes for Ukrainian refugees double to €436k per unit
    Second-hand market supercharges house price rises that are up by 6.2% in the last year
    The Taoiseach said asylum seekers are driving up homeless figures: experts say it's far more complicated
    Yesterday marked the eighth consecutive month of record homeless figures.
    Simon Harris' comments sparked controversy last week when he linked homelessness to record numbers of asylum seekers.
    Charities in the sector say systemic factors related to the housing market are more to blame.
    Record 14,486 in emergency accommodation, including 4,419 children
    Dáil hears debate over €800 payment to people housing Ukrainians which supports 'thousands'
    President Higgins disagrees with Harris’ claim that record homelessness linked to migration
    TD Paul Murphy has condemned the Taoiseach’s comments as a “dog-whistle”.
    'Safe for now': Asylum seekers on how they're seeking safety in Dublin after spate of attacks
    “We worry that a petrol bomb will come in through the window,” one man staying at a disused council property said.
    O'Brien and Ó Broin clash over cost of affordable purchase homes launched in south Dublin
    Residential property prices have increased by nearly 10% in the last year
    Around 52,000 new homes needed per year until 2050 due to pent-up demand, says Central Bank
    Social Democrats would spend Apple tax revenue on building affordable homes, Holly Cairns says
    'His party crashed the economy': Mary Lou hits back at Finance Minister over Sinn Féin criticism
    Opinion: Our research shows the new tenure type of Cost Rental has many benefits
    Fiona Dunkin
    Taoiseach says Housing for All plan 'a good starting point' but needs updating
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