<div>We broadcast again editor Tommy Graham’s interview (55 mins) with Brian Hanley (TCD) following the February 2020 general election, with an update (28 mins) on the November 2024 general election. What do they tell us about the current shape of Irish party politics?</div>


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<div>From the tenement collapses of the early twentieth century to the spiralling house prices of the early twenty-first, it seems that housing in Ireland has always been in a state of crisis. What were the intended and unintended consequences of twentieth-century housing policy and how has this led to our current housing crisis? To address these and related questions, join <em>History Ireland</em> editor <strong>Tommy Graham</strong> in discussion with housing activist <strong>Ashling Hedderman</strong>, architectural historian <strong>Ellen Rowley</strong> and economic historian <strong>Conor McCabe</strong>. <br>
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Housing in Ireland—a history of dysfunction?

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