Ireland's Housing Magazine 2017
Ireland's Housing Magazine
Ireland’s Housing Magazine 2017, published in association with eolas magazine and the Housing Agency, is the annual magazine for the Irish housing sector. It features in-depth articles focusing on the major issues including examining the progress of Rebuilding Ireland, interviews with leading figures and tackling social housing need.

19th July 2017
Brian O’Gorman, CEO of Clúid Housing, talks to Owen McQuade about the need to see social housing as just another form of housing and the housing […]
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19th July 2017
John O’Connor, Chief Executive of the Housing Agency looks at the current issues in Irish housing and priorities moving forward. Ireland still has several legacy issues […]
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19th July 2017
As we approach the first anniversary of the launch of the Rebuilding Ireland Action Plan for Housing and Homelessness in July, it’s naturally a time of […]
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19th July 2017
Ireland’s Housing Magazine examines the progress of the Rebuilding Ireland Plan to date. The construction industry can generate 75,000 jobs, create 25,000 houses every year and […]
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19th July 2017
March 2017 saw the national roll-out of the Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) Scheme and, according to the Department of Housing’s Tom Gallagher, the new measure is […]
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19th July 2017
Chief Executive of Fingal County Council Paul Reid outlines the county’s progress in tackling the housing crisis. Situated within the expanding Greater Dublin Region, with the […]
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19th July 2017
The Central Statistics Office (CSO) has published the first thematic report of the Census 2016 results: Profile 1 Housing in Ireland. The results show that a […]
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19th July 2017
The Housing Agency has been given the responsibility, on an interim basis, for regulating Approved Housing Bodies. A Regulation Office has been established to support […]
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19th July 2017
There is growing evidence that county and city councils around Ireland are committed to tackling the social housing crisis on their doorsteps. Local councillors are fully […]
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19th July 2017
After a year of significant change in 2016, Respond! outlines the progress made on social housing delivery and energy efficiency, as well as ambitions for the […]
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19th July 2017
Rapid build, modular homes are now playing a central role in allowing the Government and various Dublin Councils to address the homelessness challenge that continues to […]
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19th July 2017
John-Mark McCafferty, Chief Executive of Threshold, outlines the charity’s work in protecting and supporting those in housing need. Threshold is a national housing charity with regional […]
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19th July 2017
The most recent Household Credit Market Report from the Central Bank of Ireland finds that Irish households continued to reduce their debt-to-income and debt-to-asset ratios during […]
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19th July 2017
Dublin Institute of Technology’s Lorcan Sirr believes that the Government does not have an accurate register of all the domestic dwellings that currently exist in Ireland. […]
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19th July 2017
It is more important than ever to focus on the actions required to move us along the path to a rental sector that is stable, attractive […]
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19th July 2017
The Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has recommended the introduction of a Developers’ Tax to free up sites for building in areas of key demand […]
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19th July 2017
Hugh Brennan, Ó Cualann CEO, unpacks the housing co-operative’s ambition to ensure its co-operative model for affordable housing can be replicated across Dublin and beyond. Ó […]
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19th July 2017
Margaret Geraghty Director of Housing and Community at Fingal County Council outlines their approach to developing communities and responding to their needs. Having a director responsible […]
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19th July 2017
The contribution of housing associations in a housing market starved of new supply has been spotlighted by the Irish Council for Social Housing (ICSH). The organisation’s […]
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19th July 2017
Ireland is currently in the middle of a housing emergency with increasing demand for housing and growing levels of homelessness. It is a critical issue for […]
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19th July 2017
Planning specialist Henk van der Kamp believes that the country must have a planning process that delivers for the environment, the economy and every citizen. For […]
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19th July 2017
Neil Collins, Director of KPMG Corporate Finance asserts that there is an urgent need for structures that will facilitate institutional investment demands to support the delivery […]
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19th July 2017
A pilot Focus Ireland campaign, developed to help families who are at risk of homelessness, has confirmed that 90 per cent of participants were still in […]
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19th July 2017
The market landscape alongside financial risk management has grown increasingly complex during recent years. Centrus Advisors give an overview of how finance professionals should best steer […]
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19th July 2017
CBRE Director Tim MacMahon examines the potential of the Build to Rent (BTR) concept for Ireland. Over the last number of years, investors globally have become […]
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19th July 2017
Jon Copestake Chief Retail and Consumer Goods Analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit debates what makes a city liveable. What is liveability? “Liveability has come to […]
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19th July 2017
Chief Executive of the UK’s Halton Housing Trust, Nick Atkin, outlines the driving factors behind his organisation’s Digital First strategy and the benefits it brings to […]
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19th July 2017
RTÉ has agreed a deal to sell just under nine acres of land at its Donnybrook campus in Dublin to Cairn Homes for €107.5 million. The […]
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19th July 2017
Isoilde Dillon, an architect with the Housing Agency, and Áine O’Reilly, an occupational therapist with the Health Service Executive on the Design for Mental Health plan. […]
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