The funding drawndown by local authorities under my Department's Social Housing Second Hand Acquisition Programme in 2024 and 2025, including for Tenancy Sustainment or Tenant in Situ acquisitions, is set out in the table below.
My Department did not issue funding allocations to local authorities in 2024. Rather each local authority was provided with a number of acquisitions that could be supported through the Programme.
The expenditure covers all areas of activity, including the purchase price, the legal and professional fees to transact the sale, and necessary refurbishment works required to the property.
Expenditure in a year can include costs related to dwellings acquired by local authorities and AHBs in previous years.
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Local Authority
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Amount Recouped to Local Authorities in 2024
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Initial 2025 Allocation
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*Estimated Amount Drawndown by Local Authorities in 2025
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Total
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€325,000,000
|
€290,001,654
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|
Carlow
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€3,349,519
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€3,500,000
|
€3,601,419
|
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Cavan
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€3,170,440
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€2,000,000
|
€766,744
|
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Clare
|
€3,368,912
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€4,000,000
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€2,039,138
|
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Cork City
|
€34,480,254
|
€20,000,000
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€21,918,591
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Cork County
|
€27,675,697
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€15,000,000
|
€10,049,155
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Donegal
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€1,293,238
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€2,000,000
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€1,548,817
|
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DLR
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€10,168,405
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€12,000,000
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€14,364,775
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Dublin City
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€97,725,205
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€95,000,000
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€88,068,132
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|
Fingal
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€31,109,755
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€20,000,000
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€24,039,607
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Galway City
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€12,724,495
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€8,000,000
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€6,905,379
|
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Galway County
|
€5,160,979
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€6,000,000
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€1,594,630
|
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Kerry
|
€3,239,329
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€3,500,000
|
€2,656,037
|
|
Kildare
|
€21,373,864
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€15,000,000
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€11,734,908
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Kilkenny
|
€2,479,680
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€3,500,000
|
€826,678
|
|
Laois
|
€1,871,619
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€3,000,000
|
€2,397,352
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|
Leitrim
|
€2,137,375
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€2,000,000
|
€983,600
|
|
Limerick
|
€18,055,376
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€15,000,000
|
€12,746,076
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Longford
|
€4,582,267
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€2,000,000
|
€2,558,064
|
|
Louth
|
€26,174,106
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€12,000,000
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€12,054,709
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Mayo
|
€4,475,291
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€3,500,000
|
€3,425,197
|
|
Meath
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€10,270,551
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€6,000,000
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€6,357,930
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|
Monaghan
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€4,618,688
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€2,000,000
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€1,652,906
|
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Offaly
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€3,731,304
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€2,000,000
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€1,486,545
|
|
Roscommon
|
€2,300,709
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€2,000,000
|
€1,658,085
|
|
Sligo
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€4,803,062
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€3,000,000
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€2,886,757
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South Dublin
|
€38,046,285
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€25,000,000
|
€23,650,071
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|
Tipperary
|
€10,558,166
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€5,000,000
|
€4,856,676
|
|
Waterford
|
€10,310,743
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€8,000,000
|
€8,049,472
|
|
Westmeath
|
€13,215,921
|
€5,000,000
|
€2,854,685
|
|
Wexford
|
€6,234,695
|
€6,000,000
|
€6,040,735
|
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Wicklow
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€4,221,174
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€6,000,000
|
€6,228,784
|
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Contingency
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N/A
|
€8,000,000
|
€0
|
An additional €50 million was provided to eight local authorities in September 2025 to support acquisitions in 2025/2026 for those households, particularly larger families with children, longest in emergency homeless accommodation.
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Local Authority
|
Additional Allocation
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Cork City
|
€2.000,000
|
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Dublin City
|
€22,000,000
|
|
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown
|
€2,500,000
|
|
Fingal
|
€10,000,000
|
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Galway City
|
€4,000,000
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|
Limerick City and County
|
€3,000,000
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South Dublin
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€5,000,000
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Waterford City and County
|
€1,500,000
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This funding was largely unspent in 2025 and has been carried over for 'exits from homeless' acquisitions completing in this year.