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Lorcan Sirr

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TU Dublin

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Architecture

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Publications 85
As first author 81
As last author 73
Unique topics 316
Collaborations 3
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Tom Dunne(2) , Dorothy Stewart(1) , Orla Hegarty(1)

 
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2018

Introduction
2018

Service Charge Collection in Multi-Unit Developments
2017

Submission to Oireachtas Committee on Housing, Community, Planning and Local Government: Addressing the issue of vacant housing, derelict sites and underused spaces
2016

Beware Profit-Driven Lobbyists When it Comes to Housing Policy
2016

Bring Back State-Run Social Housing
2016

Building Regulations are in a Terrible State, but I Have a Solution
2016

Complicated Ideology is Costing the State its Social Housing.
2016

Coveney Must grasp the Nettle of a Flawed Housing Report
2016

Deposit Scheme is Welcome — but We’re Still Playing Catch-up
2016

Don’t Try to Inflate House Prices for the Benefit of the Banks
2016

Environment Department Doesn’t Have a Clue on Housing
2016

Eroding Planning Powers Leaves us at the Mercy of the Market
2016

European Road Trip Reveals Housing Sectors United by Strife
2016

First-Time Buyers’ Grant is for the Developers’ Back Pocket
2016

Generation Rent Needs Grown-Up Housing Guidelines Now
2016

Help-to-buy Scheme is Detached From How we Really Live
2016

How Failings in Policy Making Give us Plenty to Worry About
2016

If We’re Playing by the Rules, it has to be a Good Game
2016

Let’s Stop Calling This a Crisis and Start Building More Homes
2016

Low-Cost Housing is Possible Only if we Prioritise Value for Money
2016

My Manifesto for a Bold Housing Policy that We Can Build On
2016

No Landlord Exodus but Still the Same old Eviction Problems
2016

Politicians Turn a Deaf Ear to Planning and Housing problems
2016

Rental Sector Reform Must Look at the European Dimension
2016

Room for Improvement in Kelly’s End-of-Term Report Card
2016

Small Housesholds Left out in Cold by One-Size-Fits-All Policy
2016

State Must play to Crowd on Renting or Face the Consequences
2016

Stumbling Block of Social Housing Stalls O’Devaney Gardens
2016

That’s Enough Talking, Let’s Have a Proper Plan for Housing
2016

The Future Looks Precarious for New Breed of Long-Term Renters
2016

The State Needs to Supply its own Housing — to save Money
2016

Time for a Fresh Look at Housing as EU Report Shames Ireland
2016

Time to Monitor Airbnb’s Impact on Dublin’s Housing Crisis
2016

To Solve Housing Crisis, we Must get over our Problem With Cities
2016

To Tackle the Housing Crisis, we Need to Talk About Ownership
2016

Want to end Rental Bias? Start Building More Social Housing.
2016

We Must Count on Policy Change to Halt Obsolete Housing Rate
2016

We Should Heed Research into What’s Happening in Rural Areas
2016

Where is the Realism in the State’s ‘Hotchpotch’ Programme?
2016

You Can Forget About a Housing Recovery With our Skills Drain
2016

You’ll Like the Tenancies bill and Poppintree Build, but not a lot
2015

Can’t Buy, Don’t Want to Rent? The Catalans have a Third Option
2015

Developers Hold Keys to Supply but They Can’t Control Demand
2015

Harnessing the Power of Data Can Help Solve our Housing Needs
2015

Let’s Look to UK to Solve Problems of our Ageing Population
2015

Live in the Sticks if you Want but the Cost of Services will Soar
2015

Opportunity Knocks for Developers to Meet Students’ Demands
2015

Our Reliance on Family for Housing Support Won’t last Forever
2015

Rent Controls are very Different from the Forbidden Freeze
2015

Squeeze on Space Lifts Profit but Shrinks Living Standards
2015

We Can’t Expect ‘the market’ to Provide a Housing Policy
2014

Ireland's Residential Rental Market Needs a Massive Shake-up
2014

Mortgage Clampdown Propsosals will have Serious Knock-on Effects
2014

Private Rented Sector in Urgent Need of Reform
2014

Renting in Ireland
2014

Six Things That Need to Change in Ireland's Rental Market
2014

We Need a Coherent Policy to Guide Housing in Ireland
2013

A Meaningful Housing Policy Would Deal with Defautling Landlords and At-Risk Tenants
2013

Recession and Renting: the Future of the Private Rented Sector in Ireland
2012

Planning Ahead Takes the Pain Out of Growing Old
2012

Six Reasons Why the Property Market will be Slow to Recover
2012

We Need a More Professional Rental Market
2012

What Kind of Residential Property Market do we Really Want?
2011

Dublin's Future: New Visions for Ireland's Capital City
2011

Looking After the Best Interests of Dublin Must be Top Priority
2011

Time to Make Renting a Long-Term Housing Choice
2010

Ageing in the Right Place
2010

Apartment Living and the Multi-Unit Developments Bill 2009
2010

Ghost Estates will Haunt us for Years
2010

The Future is Urban, where ‘Up Mayo’ Politics just won’t do
2010

There's More to Planning than Coloured Maps
2009

Property Price Data Would Stop Values Based on Sentiment
2009

Realism and the Irish Victorian Novel
2008

High-rise as only Answer is Tall Tale
2008

Look after the risks, ask the right questions – and know how to get out
2008

Planning for a Future that is Going to Happen, not Against it
2008

Proactive Planning Will Make Most of Regional Differences
2007

Time for Real Values on Commercial Property
2007

University Futures: the Direction, Shape and Provision of Higher Education in the University of the Future
2006

Cop-on to the Risks of Buying Abroad
2006

Smart Growth: A Buffer Zone Between Decentrist And Centrist Theory?
2004

Futures Thinking to Achieve Sustainable Development at Local Level in Ireland
2003

Futures Thinking for the Built and Human Environment
2003

Futures Thinking for the Built and Human Environment: the Prospective Process Through Scenario Thinking for the Built and Human Environment: a Tool for Exploring Human Futures
2003

The Prospective Process through Scenario Thinking for the Built and Human Environment: a Tool for Exploring Urban Futures

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Ireland -> Dublin Institute of Technology 82
Ireland -> TU Dublin 84
Ireland -> University College Dublin 1

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