County-by-county breakdown shows where most refugees and asylum seekers are accommodated across Ireland - News Summed Up

County-by-county breakdown shows where most refugees and asylum seekers are accommodated across Ireland


It reflects the large amount of tourism accommodation in Kerry, but is counterbalanced by relatively fewer settlements of people – 893 – seeking international protection (IP). For international protection applicants, three Dublin local authority areas top the list – Dublin City Council (3,802), followed by South Dublin (3,569) and Fingal (2,591) – while bottom are Leitrim (104), Longford (136) and ­Kilkenny (137). It is important to note that they only show Ukrainians who are in accommodation commissioned by his department, and asylum-seekers who are housed by the International Protection Accommodation Service (IPAS). However, the number of international protection (IP) applicants in State-funded accommodation has reached 29,283. ​Leitrim has only 31,000 people, but also holds nearly 1,000 Ukrainians and IP applicants combined.


Source: Irish Independent May 06, 2024 11:18 UTC



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