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#2 10-02-2022 03:42PM

Gatling

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You would need to have an actual long term housing need or a risk of becoming homeless ,and even at that as a single person you would be left languishing at the bottom of the list with no priority,
But apply and see what happens you have nothing to lose,grab a form and fill it in

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#3 10-02-2022 04:08PM

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OP - you dont say where you live so ive linked DCC website that explains how to apply for a council home, and what they prioritise, what their income limits are etc.
https://www.dublincity.ie/residential/housing/i-am-looking-home/i-want-apply-council-home
They prioritise the people with greater need, as they should.

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#4 10-02-2022 04:15PM

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Not sure where in the country you are living but have you looked at renting a room?

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