Clúid delivered 23 new social homes in Galway last year
23 new social homes were delivered by housing body Clúid in Galway last year.
Clúid, Ireland’s leading Approved Housing Body (AHB), topped a record of delivering over 1,500 new social and cost rental homes marking the most successful year in the organisations 30-year history.
CEO of Clúid, Brian O’Gorman said: “2024 was our biggest year for delivery yet – 1,525 new high-quality, secure, long-term, affordable homes for those in housing need. As a result of the hard work and dedication of the Clúid colleagues, and our partners in the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, the local authorities, the Housing Agency, the Housing Finance Agency, 3,795 adults and children now have a secure place to call home.”
The organisation delivered 853 social homes, 408 cost rental homes, and 264 age-friendly social homes across the nation in 2024. 23 of those homes were in County Galway.
Age friendly homes, which Clúid calls Clann according to the 2024 annual report, is for people aged 55 and over which the goal to support older residents in living independently longer term.
As of July 1, 2025, Clúid is responsible for more than 13,000 home and 33,000 residents.
“We’re on track to deliver more than 1,000 homes in 2025, many of them through our construction programme.”
Mr. O’Gorman added: “Clúid has been providing great homes in thriving communities for 30 years now. We’re proud to be able to use this wealth of expertise and experience to contribute to addressing the current housing crisis. We look forward to the next 30 years, and our continued position as a key partner in delivering and managing social and affordable homes and communities.”