This afternoon.
Dublin city centre
Scenes from the Raise the Roof march to protest the housing crisis from from Parnell Square to O’Connell Street followed by a rally outside the GPO featuring performers including Damien Dempsey (above).
This afternoon.
Dublin city centre
Scenes from the Raise the Roof march to protest the housing crisis from from Parnell Square to O’Connell Street followed by a rally outside the GPO featuring performers including Damien Dempsey (above).
This morning.
Liberty Hall. Dublin 1
Artists and Entertainers gather to Support the Raise the Roof rally protesting the housing crisis on Saturday in Dublin city centre including above from left: Damien Dempsey, Grace Dyas, Emmet Kirwan and Frances Black.
Above from left: Orla O’Connor (Director, National Women’s Council of Ireland), Sheila Nunan (President, Irish Congress of Trade Unions) Anthony Flynn (Inner City Helping Homeless) and Colm O’Halloran (Vice President, Dublin, Union of Students in Ireland)
This afternoon.
Mansion House, Dublin 2
Members of the Raise the Roof umbrella group launch a major Housing Conference and Spring street protests for Cork and Galway.
Anthony Flynn, a founder member of Inner City Helping Homeless and representative of the National Homeless & Housing Coalition, said:
“The motion that was passed in the Dáil in October to implement a Right to Housing, as well as action against evictions and increases in rental prices across the country, hasn’t yet been implemented by government.
We intend to take the Raise the Roof campaign across the country as the homeless and housing crisis impacts everyone, from students looking for accommodation to pensioners evicted from the private rental market. This is a national emergency with 4,000 children living in emergency accommodation.
While official homeless figures sit just under the 10,000 mark we know that the real figure is much higher and with 50,000 mortgages in arrears we need immediate action from the government before the situation worsens – and we need the people of Ireland to join us in demanding a fairer country for all.”
#HousingCrisis is affecting people who may be at a desk in your workplace!
This is a car which a working man is living out of in #Dublin
He goes to work, then sleeps & eats here in a car!
Anyone could be next!! #RaiseTheRoof #mynameis @MyNameCampaign @caulmick @OloughlinSte1 pic.twitter.com/3fU6fGAdO5— Stephen O’Loughlin #DublinWest🇮🇪 (@OloughlinSte1) October 3, 2018
Hardcore.
Earlier: Revolting
💭worse than 1913 lockout💭 #StudentLockout pic.twitter.com/nBeUqxBOhE
— Union Of Students In Ireland (@TheUSI) October 3, 2018
Students gather ahead of #RaisetheRoof pic.twitter.com/R09HXXlFSs
— Kevin Purcell (@KevinPurcell_) October 3, 2018
Students marching down O’Connell street for #RaiseTheRoof pic.twitter.com/YwRbwLoQhw
— Kevin Purcell (@KevinPurcell_) October 3, 2018
This morning.
Students, including Sophie Gibbons from University College Dublin (top), prepare for the Raise The Roof protest taking place outside Leinster House today over the housing and accommodation crisis.
The protest will take place from 12.30pm until 2pm.
Previously: All Rise
UPDATE:

Sinn Féin TD John Brady tweetz:
So Leinster House is under lockdown as the people mobilise to demand government action on housing & homelessness.
This morning.
Leinster House, Kildare Street, Dublin 2
The launch of a cross-party private members’ motion on the housing and homeless crisis supported by Sinn Féin, People Before Profit, Solidarity, The Social Democrats, The Green Party, Labour, Independents for Change and Independent members of the Oireachtas.
An ICTU-led ‘Raise the Roof: Homes for All’ rally” will take place outside the Dáil on October 3 at 12.30pm coinciding with a debate on the motion in the Dáil.
This afternoon.
Buswells Hotel Dublin 2.
The launch of the Raise the Roof Rally, which sees sees trade unions, political parties, students’ unions, housing agencies and community and campaign groups joining forces to demand “radical new action on the housing crisis” and support for a rally outside Leinster House on Wednesday October 3
Top pic from left: Michelle Byrne, VP for Campaigns, Union of Students of Ireland, Fr Peter McVerry, Sheila Nunan, President of the Congress of Trade Unions; Orla O’Connor Director of the National Women’s Council of Ireland (NWCI) and Aisling Bruen of the National Homeless & Housing Coalition.