'Not enough' emergency beds for homeless in the southeast 

'Not enough' emergency beds for homeless in the southeast 

Homelessness in Dublin city centre. Now there concerns over rising levels of homelessness in the southeast.

Rising levels of homelessness in the southeast have been highlighted in a new report which shows there are not enough emergency beds for people who need accommodation.

The figures are contained in the latest local authority homeless performance reports for the first quarter of this year, published by the Department of Housing, which also shows that in Dublin, almost 46,000 households have accessed the tenancy protection service since June 2014.

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