Housing

The findings paint a particularly concerning picture for families seeking accommodation

Renters face bleak reality as 12 properties found within HAP limits

Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant Scheme payments from Tipperary County Council have exceeded €20.4 million

Over €20.4 million paid in Tipperary Vacant Property Grant payments

The proposed site of the development in Clonmel

Permission sought for 45 dwellings in Clonmel town centre

Heywood Lodge in Clonmel

Heywood Lodge modular homes in Clonmel could be used as social housing

Abbey House in Cahir

PICTURES: Abbey House in Cahir hits the Tipperary housing market

Interesting development land becomes available on Tipperary market

PICTURES: Cottage hits the Tipperary market at remarkable price

PICTURES: Country house hits the Tipperary market at €250,000

Handing over the keys to a council home

Single Tipp social housing applicants can now apply for 2-bedroom home

Busy Tipperary shop and adjoining house hit the market

Alone annual report

At-risk older people cutting down on food and heating, Alone says

The changes mean single applicants can now be eligible for two-bedroom homes too

Council approves big changes for single social housing applicants

The report from Daft.ie also suggests homes are taking longer to sell

Average asking price for Irish homes hits €445,000

Dereliction is a blight across the whole county

Tipperary dereliction: 'It doesn't have to be this way'

The variation to the Tipperary County Development Plan was approved at Tipperary County Council's September meeting

Over 150 hectares of Tipperary land rezoned for housing development

The Temperance Hall , Roscrea

Age-friendly apartments planned for historic Tipperary building

The planned development is adjacent to Innisfail House

Nine social and affordable houses among 42-home Tipperary development
The council is positive of residential development in the area, while admitting that it is ‘lacking’ in terms of services
Marian Roche

Middle-income earners 'snookered' by housing system say councillors

The site at Morton Street, Clonmel that Tipperary County Council has sold to FHIST

Housing association buys Clonmel site for homes for elderly people

Gerry Molumby meeting the new president Catherine Connolly

Tipperary emigrant reflects on the changing Irish face in Britain

Massive boost for Tipperary as green light given for 35 new homes

Ageing parents of adults with disabilities at crisis point says TD

Tipperary County Council's elected members approved the Scheme of Priority for Affordable Dwelling Purchase Arrangements at their June meeting

Council gears up to advertise first Tipperary affordable homes scheme

Tipperary County Council's elected members approved the Scheme of Priority for Affordable Dwelling Purchase Arrangements at their June meeting

Council gears up to advertise first Tipperary affordable homes scheme

'Railway Cottage' Ballinteenoe

Look inside this restored 19th century railway cottage for sale

Market Place in Clonmel which has a number of derelict properties on the derelict sites register

Revenue collecting derelict sites levies could make a big difference

Market Place in Clonmel which has a number of derelict properties on the derelict sites register

EDITORIAL: Revenue collecting derelict levies could make a difference

Tipperary to benefit from €1bn Housing Infrastructure Investment Fund
The funding will be used for the Clonmel Link Road Phase 1 & 2
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A €20 million infrastructure announcement has been made for Clonmel

€20 million investment in Clonmel will unlock land for 1,200 houses

Council has drawn just 5% of its housing acquisition allocation

Jude Sherry and Dr Frank O'Connor are the founders of Derelict Ireland, a movement that advocates for a practical solution to the housing shortage by bringing empty, deteriorating properties back into use

Market place has become a symbol of normalised dereliction

Tipperary Town

Long-term vacancy continues to challenge Tipperary Town

Jude Sherry and Dr Frank O'Connor are the founders of Derelict Ireland, a movement that advocates for a practical solution to the housing shortage by bringing empty, deteriorating properties back into use

Market place has become a symbol of normalised dereliction

Government greenlights scheme for 50 affordable homes in Tipperary

Rent shock for tenants across Ireland as prices surge following major rule change

Rent shock for Irish tenants as prices surge amid major rule change

The Coopers Gate development in Cashel. Photo: Cllr Declan Burgess Facebook.

Saga ends as Coopers Gate residents move into their new homes

Housing Minister James Browne with Cllr Siobhán Ambrose

First affordable housing scheme in Tipperary has been approved

Fianna Fail ‘made a difference’ in housing, Taoiseach says

Opposition blames Cabinet infighting for short-term let register confusion

'Not Celtic Tiger era': Mortgage changes announced allowing five times income to be borrowed

'Not Celtic Tiger era': Mortgage changes announced allowing five times income to...

‘Not fair’ for Ukrainians to remain in rent-free accommodation, Tanaiste says

‘Rapid’ withdrawal of State accommodation for 16,000 Ukrainians criticised

Decision 'imminent' on Tipperary's first affordable housing schemes in Clonmel

Decision 'imminent' on Tipperary's first affordable housing schemes in Clonmel

The two reports are at odds over Leitrim price increases.

Tipperary councillor 'inundated' with cases of tenants receiving Notices to Quit...

Council looks into building social housing on land it owns for years in Carrick-...

Proposal to privately rent out garden homes ‘a recipe for disaster’ – opposition

Budget surplus while families struggle to heat homes, says Sinn Fein leader

Renting out garden homes ‘return to tenement conditions’, say opposition leaders

LATEST: 23-home housing development proposed for village in Tipperary

The former Dunnes Stores building in O'Connell Street, Clonmel is an example of the many vacant properties around Tipperary.

Vacant property grants open to boost housing supply in towns and villages

(Photo: Matt Seymour on Unsplash)

Tipperary property prices rise by €26,750 in one year

Garden cabin plans need to be rethought, says opposition TD

Exemption for homes in back gardens expected to be ‘popular’ – minister

Concerns raised at ‘free-for-all’ of modular units in back gardens

The Coopers Gate development in Cashel. Photo Credit: Cllr Declan Burgess Facebook.

REVEALED: ‘A woman has been living out of packed boxes since late last year’

Housing crisis deepens as Tipperary councillors frustrated over ongoing wastewa...

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