Beat TY Media Week presents: 'The Things We Take for Granted: People'

Produced and Presented by Zoe Flynn, Hailey Morrissey, Dané Petriw and Ellie Maloney.

Supported by Learning Waves and Coimisiún na Méan.

Beat TY Media Week presents: 'The Things We Take for Granted: Our Hobbies and Passions'

Produced and Presented by Billy Morrissey, Elodie Dooley, Eamon Clune and Niall Doherty.

Supported by Learning Waves and Coimisiún na Méan.

Beat TY Media Week presents: 'The Things We Take for Granted: Opportunities'.

Produced and Presented by Sadie Rose Tritschler, Jenson Hall, and Kellie Brennan.

Supported by Learning Waves and Coimisiún na Méan.

Beat TY Media Week presents: 'The Things We Take for Granted: Technology' supported by Learning Waves and Coimisiún na Méan.

Produced and presented byJoe Darmody, Dayna Geoghegan, Emily Byrne and Lola Cummins.

On Beat, we're examining the housing crisis and asking if it's possible to find a place to live.

In today's episode, we're taking a closer look at building your own home in Ireland.

Featuring Self Build Project Management and Minister of State at the Department of Housing, John Cummins.

At Beat, we're examining the housing crisis and asking how challenging it is to find a place to live.

In today's episode, we look at the ever-changing rental market and the obstacles renters face when trying to find a home. We speak with Liberty Blue Estate Agent's Regina Mangan, Minister of State at the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage and Waterford TD John Cummins and Head of Affordable Rental at Clúid Housing, Colin Byrne.

This week on Beat, we're examining the housing crisis and exploring how difficult it has become to find a place to live.

In today's episode, we're looking at Ireland's growing homelessness crisis.

At Beat, we're examining the housing crisis and asking how challenging it is to find a place to live.

In today's episode, Dayna Kearney looks at buying your own home. She spoke with mortgage advisor Shirley Lidierth from Lidierth Financial in Carlow, Minister of State at the Department of Housing, and Waterford TD John Cummins. Also, she got some of the public's views on the situation.