About M10news
M10news is an independent news publication based in Ireland, covering housing, rental markets and housing policy across Ireland, the United Kingdom and Europe.
Our core reporting focuses on the issues that affect where people live and what they can afford — including rents, home prices, housing supply, social housing, homelessness, landlord and tenant rights, planning, mortgages and changes to housing policy.
M10news combines original reporting, data analysis and explainers to help readers understand both the latest housing developments and the policies behind them.
What M10news Covers
Ireland Housing and Rental Market
Ireland is at the centre of our coverage.
We report on developments across the Irish housing market, including:
- Rental prices and market trends
- Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) decisions and regulations
- Landlord and tenant rights
- Rent increases and rent-setting rules
- Notices of Termination and tenancy security
- Social and affordable housing
- Approved Housing Bodies
- Homelessness and housing need
- House prices and mortgage conditions
- Housing supply and new developments
- Planning and infrastructure affecting housing
- Government housing policy
- Local authority housing decisions
Our reporting uses official data and public records wherever possible, including information from the RTB, ESRI, Central Statistics Office, Central Bank of Ireland, Government departments, local authorities, the Housing Agency and other relevant public bodies.
UK and European Housing
M10news also covers important housing developments in the United Kingdom and across Europe.
Our UK coverage includes rental-market developments, housing affordability, landlord and tenant legislation, house prices and major policy changes.
Our European coverage looks at housing affordability, rental markets, social housing and policy developments across EU countries.
Where a housing development outside Ireland has wider implications for renters, homeowners, landlords or housing policy, we report on it in the wider European context.
Our Approach to Reporting
M10news aims to provide accurate, independent and useful journalism.
We prioritise primary sources, including official statistics, government documents, regulatory decisions, court and tribunal records, parliamentary material, planning documents and statements from public authorities.
Where appropriate, we link directly to the original source so readers can examine the underlying information themselves.
Our reporting process includes research, source verification, fact-checking and editorial review before publication. We distinguish between established facts, official statements, analysis and claims made by individuals or organisations.
We do not knowingly publish fabricated quotes, statistics or sources.
When information is uncertain or a source does not establish a particular conclusion, we aim to make that distinction clear rather than presenting speculation as fact.
Original Reporting and Analysis
M10news publishes original news reports as well as explainers and analysis.
Our news coverage focuses on developments that are relevant to readers, while our explainers provide context around complex issues such as rent regulation, RTB procedures, social housing, mortgages and housing policy.
We also use official datasets and public records to examine trends that may not be immediately apparent from individual announcements.
Where M10news obtains documents or information that has not previously been publicly reported, we identify and explain the significance of that material where appropriate.
Editorial Team
Dayo Ade Olusola — Founder and Editor-in-Chief
Dayo Ade Olusola is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of M10news.
He holds a Diploma in Digital News and has more than four years of experience covering the Irish and UK housing sectors.
His reporting focuses particularly on RTB data, rental-market trends, housing policy, landlord and tenant rights, housing affordability and social housing.
Dayo oversees the editorial direction of M10News and leads its housing reporting and investigative work.
Sola Adeniji — Staff Writer
Sola Adeniji contributes reporting across M10News, including housing policy, planning decisions, rental-market developments and selected wider news coverage.
Editorial Independence
M10news is independently owned and operated by Dayo Ade Olusola.
The publication’s editorial decisions are independent of advertisers and commercial interests.
M10news does not allow advertisers or commercial partners to determine which stories are published, how stories are reported or the conclusions reached by its journalists.
The publication is funded primarily through digital advertising.
Accuracy, Corrections and Ethics
Accuracy is central to our journalism.
When an error is identified, M10news aims to correct it promptly and transparently. Significant corrections are identified clearly, while minor typographical or formatting errors may be corrected without a public note where the meaning of the article is unaffected.
Our editorial policies explain how we approach accuracy, sourcing, conflicts of interest, sensitive subjects and corrections.
Readers who believe an article contains a factual error can contact us so that the information can be reviewed.
Contact M10news
For editorial enquiries, corrections, story tips or other enquiries, please visit our Contact page.
Email: info@m10news.com
We welcome information from readers, public bodies, researchers, housing organisations, landlords, tenants and other sources with relevant information or documentation.
Our Mission
M10news exists to make housing news easier to understand and harder to ignore.
Our aim is to provide independent reporting that helps readers understand what is happening in Ireland’s housing and rental markets, why it is happening, and how changes in housing policy affect people in their everyday lives.
As M10news grows, our focus remains on accurate reporting, original journalism, transparent sourcing and useful information for readers across Ireland, the UK and Europe.