Understanding Homelessness in Ireland Since Independence

Decades in the Making

Häftad, Engelska, 2026

AvEoin O'Sullivan,Mike Allen,Sarah Sheridan

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A century after the state's foundation, Ireland faces an acute homelessness crisis with families and children increasingly affected. This book uncovers how decades of housing policy, financial decisions and social factors have shaped today’s housing insecurity. It is the first to take a historical approach, tracing the roots of homelessness back to key policy decisions taken over the past century. By understanding how we got here, it offers crucial insights into breaking the cycle. Essential reading for policy makers, scholars and anyone concerned about Ireland’s housing future, with lessons for other jurisdictions, this book reveals why solving homelessness requires rethinking how we build and fund housing.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-01-29
Mått156 x 234 x 17 mm
Vikt454 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor322
FörlagBristol University Press
ISBN9781447378747

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Introduction: Colonial inheritances1. Poor Laws, the family economy and housing policy, 1922–19482. The end of the Poor Laws, economic development and modernisation, 1948–19633. Housing policy, housing agitation and the emergence of the homelessness sector, 1964–19814. Two housing bills and one act, 1981–19885. From the implications of the Housing Act to local partnerships on homelessness, 1989-19976. A decade of strategies, the Celtic Tiger and austerity, 1997–20117. From austerity to economic recovery, 2011–20168. Homelessness becomes a ‘national crisis’, 2016–20209. Pandemic, migration and a housing crisis, 2020– 202410. Conclusion: Reflections on Homelessness in Ireland