This website provides information on the role of the ICSH in developing housing policy, the services we offer to our members, an overview of social housing provision in Ireland and information on latest news and events.
About the Irish Council for Social Housing
The Irish Council for Social Housing (ICSH) was established in 1982 and is the national social housing federation for approved housing bodies (AHBs) – also known as housing associations – in Ireland. The ICSH represents 270 member organisations that manage almost 55,000 homes and house almost 120,000 people including families on a low income, older people, people with disabilities and households experiencing homelessness. ICSH members operate in every local authority area in the country and in over 600 communities across Ireland.
