Cork City Traveller Accommodation Programme 2025 - 2029

Figure 7 demonstrates that there has been a continued increase in Traveller families being accommodated in standard Local Authority housing and halting sites between 2019 and 2023. At the same time the number of families in group housing schemes has remained stable. Accommodation provided by Approved Housing Bodies and in unauthorised sites has displayed a significant increase in 2023. While Traveller families recorded as living in private rental accommodation assisted by Local Authorities has dropped, this is largely due to improvements in the data recording system.

Cork City Council - Traveller Families in LA and LA Assisted Accommodation and on Unauthorised Halting Sites

400

357

350

333 339

323

2019 300

2020 250

220

211

200

2021 200

191 195

2022

150

110

100

84

75 81 80

50

35 34 34 35 35

20 20 20 22

14

12 12 8 13 6

5 2 3 5 5

0

Standard L.A Housing

Group Housing Scheme

Private Rental Assisted by L.A.

Voluntary Bodies – L.A. Assistance

L.A. Halting Sites

Total Accomm. Provided by L.A. or L.A. Assistance

Unauthorised Sites

Figure 7 Cork City Annual Traveller Count – Local Authority Assisted Accommodation & Unauthorised Halting Sites

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Cork City Council | Traveller Accommodation Programme 2025-2029

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