As part of a monitoring team at last Sunday’s referendum in Catalonia, I saw at first hand the attacks by Spanish police on young and old alike
Fine Gael’s social housing plan shows a massive over-reliance on the private sector
Eoghan Murphy must accept that incentivising the private sector only is pointless, writes Eoin Ó Broin
Three years later, the Central Bank is set to approve the Irish League of Credit Unions’ plan to invest members’ savings in social housing. It is a sound social and economic move
'The true purpose of water charges has become clear: to reduce government investment in our utility services'
No reason why a robust regulatory regime that protects hosts, guests and the wider community could not be in place before the end of the year
When it comes to the housing crisis, Minister Coveney has a better option available
Leo Varadkar's divisive campaign based on figures of unclear origin is right-wing Thatcherism at its very worst
The campaign of the Right2Water movement will continue: there will be no water charges through the back door
Can social housing PPPs really deliver quality homes, price certainty and value for money?
If Scotland and Northern Ireland can come up with a water model, so can we
‘Co-equal’ partnership with with Fine Gael or Fianna Fáil is an option for Sinn Féin
Ahead of his trial date on Tuesday, Eoin O Broin met Ibrahim Halawa last week in a Cairo prison
Home Sweet Home is challenging obsolete attempts to address the housing crisis
The expert group on the future of water charges has found a way to scrap the charge without the government losing face
