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Circle Voluntary Housing Association is pleased to announce that its Heating Tender 2026 has now been published and is open to interested and suitably qualified contractors. The tender relates to heating, ventilation and air-conditioning installation works across a number of regions in Ireland, including Dublin, the Mid-East, Mid-West, South-East and South-West. Tender details How to

Circle is delighted to welcome the return of the Fr. Patsy Carolan Education Bursary for 2026, supporting Circle tenants and members of their households in accessing and continuing education and training. Now in its second year, the bursary has grown in response to a strong tenant interest. For 2026, Circle has doubled the overall fund

Circle is pleased to become a JAM Card Friendly organisation, helping to make our services more accessible and inclusive for tenants and people who use our services. The JAM Card is designed for people with hidden disabilities or communication difficulties. It provides a simple and discreet way for someone to let others know that they

As part of Circle’s Anti-Racism Month engagement and awareness campaign, colleagues recently came together for a guest speaker session with Kensika Monshengwo, Intercultural Training Coordinator with the Immigrant Council of Ireland. Hosted by Liz Clarke, Director of Housing Services at Circle, the session created an open and reflective space to strengthen our organisation’s intercultural competence

At Circle, Anti-Racism Month has provided an important opportunity to reflect, learn, and take meaningful action across our organisation. Through a series of conversations and shared moments, colleagues have come together to deepen understanding and reaffirm our collective commitment to inclusion. A key highlight of the month was a guest speaker session with Kensika Monshengwo,

Circle Voluntary Housing Association welcomes the publication of the AHB Strategic Forum Report and the continued national ambition set out under Ireland’s evolving housing strategy, including the forthcoming successor to Housing for All. As one of Ireland’s leading Approved Housing Bodies (AHBs), we recognise the scale of the national housing challenge and the central role

Circle Voluntary Housing Association has published its 2024 Annual Report, marking another year of growth, delivery, and deep community impact. In 2024, Circle delivered 216 high-quality homes, expanding our housing portfolio to 1,825 homes and providing secure housing solutions for over 5,000 people nationwide. Our frontline teams responded to 17,400 tenant calls, reflecting our ongoing

As part of our ongoing commitment to delivering safe, high-quality, and comfortable homes for our tenants, Circle Voluntary Housing Association (Circle VHA) has published three new public tenders. These contracts are now open for submissions on the Irish Government’s eTenders platform. We are seeking experienced and qualified contractors to deliver essential works across our property