Councils are unlawfully refusing people access to homeless accommodation, say lawyers

“You shouldn’t need a solicitor to access homeless services,” says Adam Boyle, of the Mercy Law Resource Centre.

Laoise Neylon May 30, 2025

Housing

A new book weighs up the history and impact of selling off Ireland’s social homes to tenants

“The difference that tenant purchase made to Irish society was enormous,” says Aideen Hayden. But its legacy and present is complex.

Laoise Neylon May 30, 2025

road safety

In Clongriffin, a private developer removed much-needed speed bumps – and nobody will put them back

“Private interests are still in control of vast tracts of what should be publicly controlled land, publicly run in the interest of the people.”

Eoin Glackin May 30, 2025

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A man holds his nose to protect it from the green odours emanating from two women's phones, which show the social network X.

Opinion

Surya: A beginner’s guide to the trope of the “odorous” Indian

An essay for the two women on the Dublin Bus.

Suryapratim Roy May 23, 2025

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