More than 100 HAP tenants in Dublin lost their homes after poor conditions flagged
“An innocent tenant, through no fault of their own, ends up back homeless because a landlord doesn’t carry out the works,” says one councillor.
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"As a foreigner, I find Dublin Bay — and the relationship Dubliners have with it — really fascinating."
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"I have — to quote the U.S. poet Keith S. Wilson — become a repentant defender of pigeons."
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"We’re 10 years old now, if you can believe it. I certainly can’t."
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"Being my number one source of transportation, I have experienced ghost buses numerous times."
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"All I ever saw growing up was five a sides; they were everywhere."
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“Amid Ireland’s unending housing crisis, nearly 70 per cent of the country’s 25-year-olds are still living at home.”
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“This month’s image is inspired by the coming of spring, which is associated with Brigid/St. Brigit, the pagan goddess and saint.”
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“Dublin is a ‘smart city’ – high tech, advanced, efficient, connected. Unless, maybe, you live in an apartment building or carved-up Georgian terrace.”
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“Unlike many people on the continent, Dubliners love to go for a swim at any time of the year – no matter how cold it is.”
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“In my reimagining of O’Connell Street, I’ve placed a late-autumn meadow right at its heart.”
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“This cover is an homage to my daily commute along the Luas’ red line.”
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This image “captured what I love about cities, the grit and glamour, the dirt and dapper”.