CATU Mayo

04/07/2024

Anyone in the west please come to Ballyhaunis this Saturday at 1pm to protest the eviction of six families from the Old Convent.

These evictions are completely immoral the people affected have no where else to go, they are being evicted into homelessness. They have all tried to find affordable accommadation in the area and it is simply not available.

Join forces on Saturday July 6th at 1pm and show your support for the mothers, fathers and children who are being put out on the street. This is unacceptable in a wealthy country with hundreds of thousands of vacant properties.

18/04/2023

https://www.irishtimes.com/business/commercial-property/ireland-s-biggest-landlord-i-feel-bad-for-the-irish-people-1.2870230

"“I truly feel badly for the Irish people,” he says of climbing rents.

But, answerable to the Reit’s investors, he’s not going to put the brakes on just yet."

Ires Reit’s David Ehrlich talks about soaring rents and increasing supply

14/04/2023

https://www.irishtimes.com/business/economy/2023/01/25/still-75-ghost-estates-left-over-from-property-crash/

This sort of thing is just outlandish when you think of the demand for housing in the country. There's policies and measures to push these houses towards completion and get people in them, there's just a lack of political will.

If you're a renter anywhere in Ireland and you want to fight back against high rents and blood sucking landlords then join CATU today and get involved.
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29/03/2023

The lifting of the eviction ban has made it clear that the housing crisis will not be solved at government level. We need to all step up and tackle this crisis in our communities. If you're in Mayo on Saturday join us at the TF Hotel at 11am and see how you can make a difference.

Ireland’s eviction ban, which was put in place in October 2022, is now set to expire at the end of the month. Amid growing fears about the ramifications of...

24/03/2023

The eviction ban was protecting a lot of people from being put out on the street. We need to stand with them and show our support because this affects everybody.