A look at the critical state of public housing in Dublin in 1964. Reporter John O'Donoghue talks to people who are being moved from their city centre homes to new houses in the suburbs.

• Production Year
  1964
• Contributor
  John O'Donoghue (Reporter)

The film looks at inner city tenements, a proposed high rise scheme in Ballymun and the difficulties encountered by those seeking houses in Dublin. There are interviews with young families trying to get homes including a couple who have been forced to live in a caravan.

• Production Year
  1966
• Contributor
  Cathal O'Shannon (Reporter)

Not By Bricks Alone is a programme that looks at Dublin suburban housing. What is it like to live in the suburban housing estates of Ballyfermot or Santry or the new tower blocks of Ballymun?

• Production Year
  1969
• Contributor
  Colin Bird (Reporter)
  Sean Egan (Producer)

A controversial redevelopment of Georgian buildings at Hume Street and St Stephen's Green in Dublin. Students have occupied a building in protest and are repairing damage they say was caused to the building by the developers.

• Production Year
  1969
• Contributor
  Patrick Gallagher (Reporter)

This extract looks at the replacement of old traditional homes with modern bungalows.Presenter Christopher Fitz-simon asks why, "We move out of the farmhouse or cottage, which was remarkably practical, into the sort of bungalow which is at home on the Kingston by-pass."

• Production Year
  1977
• Contributor
  Christopher Fitz-simon (Presenter)

Michael and Aileen Casey are undertaking the restoration of their home in Henrietta Street, Dublin. With very little money and great care the Caseys are trying to recapture the 18th century look of the house even foregoing many modern conveniences. 'Arts Express' visited the Casey home to see the work to date and to hear what it is like to live in a home that is undergoing restoration.

• Production Year
  1990
• Contributor
  Mike Murphy (Presenter)

A news report on the record 93,000 homes built the previous year. According to figures from the Department of Environment this is the 13th consecutive year of growth for the building industry.

• Production Year
  2007
• Contributor
  David Murphy (Reporter)

Almost 350,000 houses and apartments in Ireland are currently vacant, according to new research from University College Dublin. The figure represents 17 per cent of total housing stock in the country. Outside the greater Dublin area more than 1 in 5 houses are empty.

• Production Year
  2010
• Contributor
  Sharon Tobin (Reporter)

The bursting of the decade long property bubble has left a swathe of unfinished houses and apartments across the country. The number of these ghosts estates is now estimated at up to 650 developments, where more than half of the houses or apartments are vacant or construction has not been completed.

• Production Year
  2010
• Contributor
  Brian Walsh (Director)
  Ronan Kelly (Narrator)

In the week that the first tranche of loans are transferred from the banks to the National Asset Management Agency some stark realities are becoming obvious.

• Production Year
  2010
• Contributor
  Michael Lehane(Reporter)