The number of people accessing homeless services nationwide has risen by 35 in a month.
Kildare has recorded another decrease in adults accessing emergency accommodation.
203 accessed this accommodation in June, a drop from 211 in May and 223 in April.
The number of people accessing homeless services nationwide has risen by 35 in a month.
There were 17, 482 in emergency accommodation in the month of June.
That represents an increase on the figure recorded in May, which saw the first decline in figures since December 2025.
Adults make up more than two thirds of the total, with Dublin remaining the worst affected area.
The full report can be viewed here.
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