Ireland is building homes at a faster rate than the European average, but a substantial shortage remains and further changes are needed to increase the number of properties being delivered, according to a new homebuilding report. More than 36,000 homes were completed in Ireland last year, with construction expected to reach approximately 40,000 completions this
Ireland’s housing crisis is increasingly affecting people beyond the younger renters and first-time buyers who have dominated much of the national debate, with concerns now being…
Thousands of homeowners in their 60s could face serious difficulties maintaining their mortgage repayments, with an insolvency group warning of the potential for a wave of…
DUBLIN, Monday — Labour has called for a major acceleration in social housing delivery after new Government figures showed an increase in construction during the opening…
DUBLIN, Friday — The housing numbers look good on paper. They may not tell the full story. Internal government documents seen by M10News reveal that officials…
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has mounted a strong defence of the Government’s sweeping rent reforms after Ireland’s largest residential landlord signalled the changes could significantly increase its…
The March 1 deadline for Ireland’s major rental reforms is now only weeks away, and tensions are rising across the political and social landscape. Government officials…
By M10News Political Desk | January 27, 2026 The Housing Minister has acknowledged that parts of the Government’s new rental legislation will likely result in higher…
By M10News Housing Desk Ireland’s government-backed initiative to refurbish empty homes has seen a surge in activity, with over 3,000 previously unused properties restored in 2025.…
