Behind the Headlines | Dublin Housing: Then and Now

Recorded October 11, 2018. As Ireland emerges from the economic
crash and austerity which ensued, Dublin’s housing issues have
escalated. A collaboration between the Trinity Long Room Hub’s
Behind the Headlines and Trinity and the Changing City discussion
series, this session will take a broad temporal view on Dublin’s
housing issues over the decades. Contributors will include Paula
Mayock, Assistant Professor at Trinity’s School of Social Work and
Social Policy and author of Living in Limbo: Homeless Young
People’s Paths to Housing, Ronan Lyons, Assistant Professor of
Economics at Trinity, Charles Duggan, Heritage Officer with Dublin
City Council and lead on the restoration of 14 Henrietta Street,
the inner city’s most intact tenement building, and Lisa Griffith,
historian and author of Dublin Then and Now. Trinity and the
Changing City is organised by the Identities in Transformation
research theme , led by Tom Walker, School of English, Daniel Faas,
Department of Sociology, and Sarah Kerr , Trinity Long Room Hub,
and is supported by the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities
Research Institute.
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