Homelessness cost 'could be halved with less use of emergency accommodation'

The Peter McVerry Trust publishes its annual report today.

Homelessness cost 'could be halved with less use of emergency accommodation'

Update: 12.27am The Government could halve the cost of the unprecedented homelessness crisis by relying less on emergency accommodation, a leading charity has said.

With the bill for the Dublin region running to about €134m this year, the Peter McVerry Trust said putting people up in hotels, hostels and B&Bs was expensive and inefficient.

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