Revealed: Locations across Co Wexford earmarked for Ukrainian accommodation centres
A number of locations across Co Wexford with the potential to accommodate up to 200 people have been earmarked to house Ukrainian refugees.
Stay updated with breaking news from Dekeldale Ltd. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
A number of locations across Co Wexford with the potential to accommodate up to 200 people have been earmarked to house Ukrainian refugees.
A number of locations across Co Wexford with the potential to accommodate up to 200 people have been earmarked to house Ukrainian refugees.
While work continues apace on converting the old Wexford Garda Station building on Roche’s Road into accommodation for Ukranian refugees, Sinn Féin councillor Davy Hynes has asked why councillors were previously told it would be impossible to convert the building into accommodation.
A year after the Department of Integration declined an offer from the OPW to use the old Wexford Garda Station building to house displaced Ukrainian refugees, a private operator has been granted planning permission and has begun the process of converting the building for that very purpose.
A year after the Department of Integration declined an offer from the OPW to use the old Wexford Garda Station building to house displaced Ukrainian refugees, a private operator has been granted planning permission and has begun the process of converting the building for that very purpose.