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Ireland's national housing charity. Free advice on tenancy rights, illegal evictions, rent disputes, and deposit retention. Can intervene directly with landlords on your behalf.

The state body that regulates the rental sector. Register disputes, check if your tenancy is registered, and access the Rent Pressure Zone calculator. Filing a dispute costs €15 (free if on social welfare).

Free legal advice clinics across Ireland, including housing and tenancy law. Walk-in clinics in most towns, plus a phone line. Ideal if you need legal advice before taking action.

Comprehensive information on tenant rights, rent reviews, notice periods, deposit protection, and how to make a complaint. Also offers in-person appointments at local centres.

Means-tested legal aid for those who can't afford a solicitor. Covers housing disputes, illegal eviction, and discrimination cases. You may qualify if your income is below €18,000.

Supports people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. If you've received an eviction notice and have nowhere to go, contact them immediately.

Emergency accommodation and support for people experiencing homelessness across Ireland. Operates services in Dublin, Cork, Galway, the Midlands, and the Northwest.

Free, confidential advice on managing debt, budgeting, and dealing with financial difficulty. Useful if rent arrears are a concern.

Your county or city council's housing department can help with social housing applications, HAP (Housing Assistance Payment), RAS, and emergency accommodation.