Publications

  • ICSH Annual Report 2015

    The past year signals change in the social housing landscape in Ireland. After a number of years of significant retrenchment in the social housing programmes, the Social Housing Strategy, launched at the end of 2014 provided a new direction for a signifi cantly expanded social housing programme, and particularly for our own housing association sector. Despite this, we still have a long way to go to make a signifi cant impact on the housing and homelessness crisis, which still needs a long-term commitment by Government.

  • Social Housing - Autumn 2016

    The Autumn edition 2016 of Social Housing focuses on the Government's husing strategy Rebuilding Ireland, details from Budget 2017 impacting on the sector, a new pilot housing project for older people, as well as news from members around the country and housing issues from overseas.

  • Housing Association Activity Report 2015

    Housing associations have been playing their part to provide homes to those most in need through every output category available to them. In addition, the Irish Council for Social Housing (ICSH) and its members have been working on a number of new initiatives for delivery which have the potential to make a real difference with sufficient government support to the sector. This publication is a summary of activity, output and projections for the future from housing associations all with a collective mission to deliver affordable and quality homes to those most in need.

  • 2015 ICSH Community Housing Award Winners

    The ICSH Community Housing Awards 2015 sponsored by Allianz Insurance, were announced at the ICSH biennial Social Housing Conference dinner in the Tullamore Court Hotel, Tullamore in September 2015. To commemorate the Awards, the ICSH have produced a keepsake of the winning projects. 
     
    The 2015 competition marked the 7th biennial awards having been in existence since 2003 and as with previous years the standard of projects was exceptionally high, demonstrating the sectors commitment to deliver the highest quality housing. The ICSH believe the Community Housing Awards truly highlight the ongoing achievements of the social housing sector in consistently developing high quality projects and delivering new and innovative housing initiatives. 
     
    We would like to take this opportunity to thank all the housing associations and local authorities throughout the country who took part in the Awards and allowed us to showcase their projects and we commend the work of all the entries and congratulate the winners of their achievements.
     

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