82.6 million was spent on private emergency accommodation up until the end of September this year.
More than 73-million euro was given to private operators running emergency accommodation for homeless adults and families last year.
The figures from the Dublin Region Homeless Executive, show 73.3 million was given to 23 operators who ran a combined 77 locations in 2022.
82.6 million was spent on private emergency accommodation up until the end of September this year.
Figures for August show 613 families and 2,322 single adults had stayed in private emergency accommodation.
Minister for Housing, Darragh O'Brien, says private operators are needed to ensure there are enough emergency beds in the system.
Speed Bump Failed To Slow Driver In Hit-and-Run In Newbridge That Hospitalised 12-Year-Old, Says Mother
Locals Say Job Cuts At Intel's Leixlip Plant Would "Devastate" The Community
Abuse Survivor Michael O'Brien, Who Spoke Powerfully About His Experience Of Sexual Abuse, Has Died
New Vet Courses At SETU And ATU Delayed Until 2026, Says Kildare North TD
Frustration Mounts Over Driving Test Wait Times
Your Iron Levels Could Shape Your Baby’s Heart Health, Study Finds
Intel, Which Employs Almost 5000 People At It's Leixlip Plant, To Cut Over 20% Of Its Workforce
Independent Oversight Introduced In Defence Forces Complaints Process
