28 June 2024

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267 adults homeless in Galway as national figures hit record high

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267 adults homeless in Galway as national figures hit record high

There are 267 homeless adults across Galway city and county, as Ireland hits a national high in homelessness.

The Galway figure represents a drop of around 14 percent since the start of the year, when there were 310 adults accessing emergency accommodation.

But the national figure has risen by 150 people in a month, with 14 thousand 159 people living emergency accommodation in May.

That’s a 14 per cent rise in the space of a year, and includes 4 thousand 316 children.

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