Iarratas a Dhéanamh ar Theach na Comhairle

Have a local connections to the area
are in genuine need of housing and are unable to provide accommodation from your own resources
have a legal right to remain in the State on a long term basis
are 18 years of age or older
have a net income that is below the thresholds listed below:

Single adult	€35,000
2 Adults No Children	€36,750
1 Adult 1 Child	€35,875
1 Adult 2 Children	€36,750
2 Adults 1 Child	€37,625
2 Adults 2 Children	€38,500
2 Adults 3 Children	€39,375
2 Adults 4 Or More Children	€40,250
3 Adults 4 Or More Children	€42,000

Housing Allocations Scheme – Housing Allocations Scheme PDF
Easy to Read Guide to Filling in the Social Housing Support Application Form – PDF attached

Currently waiting on the Council List

The demand for social housing is high. When you apply for housing you'll be placed on a waiting list, you can expect to wait at least 7 years before we can offer you a house (depending on your housing need).

Current Allocation Statistics

Social Housing Allocations (includes Local Authority own stock, Approved Housing Bodies, Mortgage to Rent, Leasing) – 2176
HAP – 1610
Homeless HAP – 1194
Total – 4980

Housing List total: 16 705

How We Prioritize

Dublin City Council is clear and transparent on prioritizing the housing needs of our tenants.

Band 1	Medical and Welfare Priority and other specified Priority Cases
Band 2	All overcrowded cases and those with previously awarded medical or welfare points
Band 3	All remaining qualified households