Homelessness in Ireland is deeply tied to housing policies and economic decisions. This book explores its history over the course of key policy decisions, revealing how both social issues and dysfunction in the housing system have shaped today’s crisis.
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Eoin O’Sullivan is Professor in Social Policy, Trinity College Dublin.
Mike Allen is Director of Advocacy, Research and Communications at Focus Ireland.
Sarah Sheridan is an Independent Researcher and Adjunct Lecturer in the School of Social Work and Social Policy, Trinity College Dublin.
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