Dublin city council has taken to social media to dispel claims around a new older person's housing development in north Dublin.
It follows rumours the homes in Coolock are to be used for asylum seekers.
Glin Court is an Older Persons Housing development built in the 1970s that became vacant after fire damage in 2018. It's since undergone a major redevelopment, creating 32 new one-bed homes.
In a post on social media, Dublin city council say it's aware of false reports about who will live at Glin Court after rumours began circulating that the homes would be used to accommodate international protection applicants.
Dublin City Council is aware of false reports circulating around who will be housed in the new Older Person’s housing development at Glin Court, Glin Grove, Coolock, Dublin 17. We wish to clarify that all future residents for this new development will only come from Dublin City… pic.twitter.com/kBgNkSZeOr
— Dublin City Council (@DubCityCouncil) July 15, 2025
However the local authority says all future residents will only come from its Housing Allocations and Transfers list and is asking people to communicate that message within the community.
