This afternoon.

The Department of Housing has revealed that a total of 10,305 people accessed emergency accommodation in the month of March.

There are now 3,821 children homeless in Ireland with a total of 6,484 adults experiencing homelessness also.

Depaul CEO Kerry Anthony said:

“Recently we have seen in some of our emergency accommodations that over 50% of those new to homeless were between the ages of 18-34. It is important to point out that this is a sample representing Depaul’s emergency services however, for some young adults in our society that means starting your adult life off as homeless. We believe nobody should be faced with that prospect when they have so much to give and are at such a young age.”

Homeless figures reach new record level (RTÉ)

Rollingnews

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Venezuela’s Guaidó accused of coup attempt by government (BBC)

A collaboration between light artist Christopher Bauder and musician Kangding Ray, SKALAR (named after a psychoevolutionary theory about human perception and emotion by American psychologist Robert Plutchik, but you knew that) is an art installation that uses its suspended structure and pulsing rhythms to create an immersive live concert.

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From top Girls Aloud at the first Cheerio Childline Concert at The Point in 2003; from left: Gill Waters, Fundraising Director of the ISPCC; John Church, CEO of the ISPCC; Aisling Curran, Associate Marketing Manager of Nestle Cereals Ireland; and Jennifer Walsh, Commercial Planning and Marketing Manager of Nestlé Cereals Ireland

How much?

Ian Collins writes:

Nestlé Cereals Ireland and ISPCC Childline celebrated the success of the Cheerios Childline 16 year partnership, which in its final year brings total funds raised to a phenomenal €7.724 million for ISPCC Childline.

With thanks to Cheerios support, Childline, Ireland’s only 24-hour listening service for children and young people, answered its 7 millionth call in 2018.

The partnership commenced in 2003 with the sponsorship of the Cheerios Childline Concerts, which welcomed national and international superstars to Dublin over 11 years and saw a huge €5.34 million raised for Childline.

In fairness.

Childline

Um.

thefatlad writes:

Posted through my door in Cabra. Next level crazy and running for Europe….

Update:

Broadsheet.ie