Housing Ireland Magazine 2025/2026
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1st July 2025

Foreword: Building a sustainable housing future

The housing sector in Ireland, like elsewhere, is facing a series of complex challenges around delivery. A growing population, an expanding economy, changing housing requirements to cater for smaller household sizes, and an ageing population are all driving increased demand. Increasing housing supply and improving affordability are key priorities for […]
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1st July 2025

Cover story: Building futures

Speaking with Housing Ireland Magazine in Co-operative Housing Ireland’s (CHI) Dublin 2 headquarters, the approved housing body’s chair, Gerry McDonogh, contextualises the legacy and impact of cooperative housing in Ireland, and its untapped potential to help solve the housing crisis. Underpinned by a legacy of almost two centuries, Ireland’s modern […]
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1st July 2025

Roundtable discussion: Addressing the challenges of delivering mixed tenure projects

Attended by practitioners from across the housing system, Oaklee hosted a round table discussion to consider how best to address the challenges of delivering mixed tenure projects. What is the current extent of – and need for – mixed tenure housing in the State? Sharon Cosgrove Mixed tenure has been […]
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Housing Ireland 2025

The Housing Ireland conference 2025 took place on Thursday 20th March at Croke Park, Dublin. Over 400 delegates attended the event, which was held in association with the Housing Agency and sponsored by Beauchamps and the Land Development Agency. The conference explored the challenges, and tangible opportunities for Ireland’s housing practitioners as they seek to deliver 303,000 by 2030.

Delegates in attendance heard from speakers, both visiting and local, from organisations including the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage; Local Government Management Agency; Housing Europe; Irish Council for Social Housing; University of Melbourne; Trinity College Dublin and Tuath Housing Association.

To stay up to date with next year’s event please email info@eolasmagazine.ie