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High rents, evictions and Covid led to steady rise in homelessness over the past six months

Published on: Friday 07 January 2022

Emma Kilkenny, spokesperson for the Dublin Simon ... “We are concerned for the months ahead as financial pressures, rising costs and widespread Covid-19 cases bring many people closer and ...

News source: https://www.independent.ie/news/high-rents-evictions-and-covid-led-to-steady-rise-in-homelessness-over-the-past-six-months-41219090.html

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High rents, evictions and Covid led to steady rise in homelessness over the past six months