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  1. Ireland is focusing on housing delivery and advocating for government funding for infrastructure projects.
  2. Housing crisis in Ireland requires policy intervention, necessitating specialized civil service staff.

Ireland sets new targets and funding for social housing and disability services

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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The Government of Ireland announced new targets for social housing delivery and residential support services. Funding was provided to the HSE to create around 1,000 additional specialist disability residences. Budget 2026 also included €65 million to establish 152 new residential placements.

From con-telegraph.ie

Why it matters

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This policy shift is part of Ireland's national focus on housing delivery, addressing the ongoing housing crisis. All local councils must now set targets for delivering social housing for disabled people in their 2027-2030 action plans.

The housing crisis in Ireland requires policy intervention, necessitating specialized civil service staff. Ireland is focusing on housing delivery and advocating for government funding for infrastructure projects.

From con-telegraph.ie

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  • HSESpeculative

    The HSE could see increased operational costs due to the creation of new residences and services.

  • IrelandSpeculative

    Ireland might see changes in public investment in social housing infrastructure.

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