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# just-the-facts - Sunday 2 February, 2020
Factfind: How many adults under 30 are still living at home with their parents?
Election candidates have been talking about their plight during the campaign – how big an issue is it?
# just-the-facts - Saturday 30 March, 2019
Factcheck: Were 18,000 new homes built in Ireland last year?
Housing figures are always a point of contention – let’s clear this up.
# just-the-facts - Saturday 24 November, 2018
FactCheck: Are there really 20,000 possession cases before the courts?
There has been a slowdown in the number of cases being issued, but it is unclear where exactly the situation stands now.
# just-the-facts - Monday 11 April, 2016
Get checked: How a team of five people is factchecking the truth about Northern Ireland
A new project called FactCheckNI is aiming to find out the truth behind claims about Northern Ireland.
# just-the-facts - Monday 4 August, 2014
Is it becoming more dangerous to fly?
We checked it out. What did we find?
# just-the-facts - Saturday 5 July, 2014
13 things you probably never knew about India
Hair, pollution, whiskey and babies – there’s a lot going on in India.
# just-the-facts - Sunday 19 January, 2014
Were 58,000 new jobs created in Ireland in 2013?
The government says the Action Plan for Jobs is working and more than 50,000 jobs were created in 2013. This week we’ve looked at where this figure came from and how accurate it is.
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Poll: Are you opposed to co-living developments in Ireland?
RESIDENTS IN DUBLIN have written to An Bord Pleanála in a bid to stop a co-living development popping up in their North Inner City neighbourhood.
Co-living projects – where residents have their own unit of residence with bed and bathroom but share communal cooking and living areas – have been a controversial concept in Ireland with some describing them as modern tenements and a poor response to the housing crisis.
Developers, however, insist co-living units will make up a small proportion of the housing market, will appeal to younger working professionals, and were never designed in response to the housing crisis.
So today we’re asking: Are you opposed to co-living developments in Ireland?
Poll Results:
Yes, I'd prefer to see more houses and apartments (10447)
No, I think they should be part of the market (4322)
I'm not sure (954)
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