A report suggests maintaining an eviction ban as a potential measure to address Ireland’s growing homelessness problem, but coalition leaders have already dismissed the idea. The Tánaiste announced that a new strategy focused on child and family homelessness is currently being developed and will soon be presented to the cabinet for consideration. This comes as Ireland grapples with increasing housing insecurity and a lack of affordable options. While the report’s recommendation aims to prevent further displacement, government officials appear to favor alternative solutions. Details of the upcoming strategy remain limited, but it is expected to outline a comprehensive approach to supporting vulnerable families. The rejection of extending the eviction ban signals a potential shift in policy, prioritizing different interventions to tackle homelessness. The cabinet’s decision on the new strategy will be closely watched by housing advocates and those affected by the crisis.