Eviction and Tenancy Notices in Ireland Reach Record Highs New data from Ireland’s Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) reveals a 51% increase in eviction notices during the first three months of 2026, marking the highest levels since the Great Famine. The surge has prompted political action, with opposition parties, including Sinn Féin, introducing a motion to ban no-fault evictions and rent increases. The proposal aims to address the growing housing crisis, which has left tenants vulnerable to sudden displacement and rising rental costs . The same data is cited in a separate report, reinforcing concerns over tenant protections and affordability . No further details on government responses or legislative timelines are provided.