If Dublin wants to be a city for everyone , it must tackle homelessness

Dublin is currently the site of a significant housing crisis, with 70 percent of Ireland's homeless population residing within the city. The concentration of individuals experiencing homelessness in the capital has prompted calls for a localized, dedicated strategy to address the issue comprehensively.

Advocates argue that the current scale of the crisis undermines the goal of Dublin functioning as an inclusive city for all residents. Implementing a specific, city-focused policy is presented as a necessary step to resolve the ongoing housing challenges and ensure long-term stability for the capital's vulnerable populations.