Faith in the North-East Inner-City

By JCFJ / 24th October 2025

Introduction New research by the Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice and ACET Ireland has identified almost fifty faith-based communities...

Affordable or “affordable”…which is it?

By Alexia O'Brien / 16th October 2025

Clúid housing announced they are now taking applications for a new cost-rental scheme in Belmayne that includes 1-, 2-, and...

Believing Is Not Escaping: What Politics Could Learn from Religion

By Kevin Hargaden / 14th October 2025

Naming the Assumptions Let us start by stating two common assumptions: Religion is something that is attractive to people who...

Believing Is Not Escaping: What Politics Could Learn from Religion

Making Room for Worship

By JCFJ / 3rd October 2025

Last January, the Irish Times published an opinion piece by myself and Imam Samsudeen MecSheain: ‘Freedom of religion an empty...

“Do not take advantage of the poor just because you can” …except students, that’s fine: how digs are sticking students with high prices and low rewards.

By Alexia O'Brien / 18th September 2025

In August, my colleague Kevin Hargaden posted a blog on the scramble for student accommodation and dignity in housing, drawing...

“Do not take advantage of the poor just because you can” …except students, that’s fine: how digs are sticking students with high prices and low rewards.

The Red Flag of Conservatives Who Aren’t Environmentalists

By Kevin Hargaden / 11th September 2025

Once upon a time, long ago, I found myself sitting in a hotel bar having coffee with a prominent writer...

The Red Flag of Conservatives Who Aren’t Environmentalists

JCFJ Has a New Director

By JCFJ / 4th September 2025

The Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice is delighted to announce the appointment of Fr Niall Leahy SJ as its...

Why Are Peaceful Protestors Treated as Such a Threat?

By Kevin Hargaden / 28th August 2025

In October 2022, two young people from the environmental activist group, Just Stop Oil, walked into the National Gallery in...

Why Are Peaceful Protestors Treated as Such a Threat?

Housing, Students, and the Common Good

By Kevin Hargaden / 22nd August 2025

Every August and September, the housing shortage shows up on campus. First year students move across the country without certainty...

CMAT, the Celtic Tiger, and Christianity: what an unlikely trio can teach us about Irish housing

By Alexia O'Brien / 14th August 2025

Irish country-pop singer, CMAT, recently released a new song “Euro-Country” in which she depicts life in Ireland since the Celtic...

CMAT, the Celtic Tiger, and Christianity: what an unlikely trio can teach us about Irish housing

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Faith in the North-East Inner-City

Affordable or “affordable”…which is it?

Believing Is Not Escaping: What Politics Could Learn from Religion

Making Room for Worship

“Do not take advantage of the poor just because you can” …except students, that’s fine: how digs are sticking students with high prices and low rewards.

The Red Flag of Conservatives Who Aren’t Environmentalists

JCFJ Has a New Director

Why Are Peaceful Protestors Treated as Such a Threat?

Housing, Students, and the Common Good

CMAT, the Celtic Tiger, and Christianity: what an unlikely trio can teach us about Irish housing

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