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Dublin Housing Crisis Deepens as Rent Prices Hit Record Highs Across Capital

Average monthly rents in Dublin have surpassed €2,300 for the first time, with housing charities warning of a growing homelessness emergency across the greater Dublin area.

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Dublin Housing Crisis Deepens as Rent Prices Hit Record Highs Across Capital

Dublin's housing crisis has reached new levels of severity as average monthly rents across the capital surpassed €2,300 for the first time.

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