Fallout from eviction ban is far from over – for terrified tenants it’s just beginning
Aoife Coleman from Drumcondra with her son Adam (1) at a Dáil housing protest. Photo: Gareth Chaney
Neasa Hourigan
There will be no firestorm of evictions on April 1 — but the vote last Wednesday to lift the eviction ban is an ember that will glow and burn over the coming months.
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