Housing

Construction work has commenced today at Balmoston, one of the largest residential housing developments in the state.

The four Dublin local authorities have launched a new initiative to support the Dublin housing market and are looking to activate or complete housing sites with planning permissions across the city and county.

Fingal County Council has announced that applications are set to open for the purchase of over 50 new homes in Hayestown, Rush under the Affordable Housing Scheme.

Fingal County Council has launched an innovative new strategy for housing that aims to provide people with disabilities better opportunities and foster a more inclusive community. The approach not only prioritises accessibility but also recognises the importance of creating environments that promote independence, equality, and integration for all residents.

Under the Affordable Housing Fund, Fingal County Council will make homes available at a reduced price for buyers who are seeking to purchase a newly built home but need to bridge the gap between their mortgage and deposit to cover the full price of the home. It is proposed to deliver these homes on Council owned land and through advance purchases from Private Developers.

Fingal councillors granted planning permission for 121 homes and a creche at Mayeston in Dublin 11 at the April monthly meeting of Fingal County Council.

Fingal County Council is aware that households in the Fingal area who may have received a notice to quit, which is also referred to as a notice of termination, from their landlord may be worried or unsure of what to do.

Fingal County Council is aware that households in the Fingal area who may have received a notice to quit from their landlord may be worried or unsure of what to do.