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Over 15,000 accessed emergency accommodation in November

Over 15,000 people accessed emergency accommodation in November, as reported in the headline.
Six people were turned away from emergency accommodation in Limerick City due to freezing temperatures.
Una Burns, Novas' Head of Advocacy, stated that the outreach van was quieter, but emergency accommodation numbers exceeded capacity.
The charity is working to extend capacity through cold weather initiatives and provides support services.

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Irish Mirror

People turned away from emergency accommodation due to increased demand

Freezing temperatures across Ireland have placed a strain on emergency accommodation, Una Burns, Novas’ Head of Advocacy shared the Limerick based charity is working to extend capacity through cold weather initiatives

2 months ago·Ireland

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The Journal

Number of people in emergency accommodation rises above 15,000 for the first time

10,541 adults and 4,658 children were in emergency accommodation in November.

2 months ago·Ireland

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Irish Independent

Over 15,000 people accessed emergency accommodation in November as new record high recorded

More than 15,000 people accessed emergency accommodation in the month of November, according to the Department of Housing’s monthly homeless report.

2 months ago·Ireland

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Irish Examiner

New record as number of homeless people tops 15,100

There were 15,199 people recorded as [url=https://www.irishexaminer.com/maintopics/homelessness_topic-5014094.html]homeless[/url] in Ireland at the ...

2 months ago·Ireland

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RTÉ

Over 15,000 accessed emergency accommodation in November

Homeless figures have risen again with more than 15,000 people accessing emergency accommodation, according to latest data from the Department of Housing.

2 months ago·Ireland

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sinnfein.ie

Government should hang their heads in shame as Dublin’s homeless numbers near 11,000 - Cllr Daithí Doolan

Sinn Féin Group Leader on Dublin City Council, Cllr Daithí Doolan, has said the government should hang their heads in shame as the latest monthly report on homeless figures from the Dublin Regional Homeless Executive confirms that 10,925 people are now homeless in Dublin. This represents an increase of 1,019 over the last 12 months. […] Source

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