Temporary accommodation for Ukrainian refugees may be needed for between two and three years, the government has been told. More than 500 vacant or unused buildings have already been identified for refugees arriving into Ireland. This week, a Donegal holiday village announced it was closing to guests for the summer in order to host Ukrainian refugees. Management at the Fairyglen village in Derrybeg, Gweedore said it will be giving temporary accommodation to Ukrainian refugees for the next few months. Around 25,000 Ukrainian refugees have now arrived in the Republic of Ireland.

Source: The Irish Times April 27, 2022 18:28 UTC