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'We're in the dark': Roscrea protestors doubtful of Government's community hotel plan – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'We're in the dark': Roscrea protestors doubtful of Government's community hotel plan – The Irish Times

Racket Hall currently housing 17 of planned 160 asylum seekers as demonstrator says town’s facilities are already at capacity

Racket Hall protestors to hold march through Roscrea town - Vimarsana News

Racket Hall protestors to hold march through Roscrea town

Protest march planned for Saturday and organisers hope for a large crowd - Roscrea Chamber of Commerce to meet local businesses

Roscrea protests: 'We can't get medical appointments, so we can't take any more, but we don't want any far right activists here' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Roscrea protests: 'We can't get medical appointments, so we can't take any more, but we don't want any far right activists here' – The Irish Times

A dozen people stayed overnight outside Racket Hall Hotel to protest decision to use it to accommodate a reported 160 International Protection Applicants

Kildare Nationalist — Donnelly denies Government is 'caving to protestors' over accommodating refugees - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — Donnelly denies Government is 'caving to protestors' over accommodating refugees

Mr Donnelly said that what had happened in Roscrea “should not have happened” and must have been very traumatic for the children and families being brought into…

Roscrea asylum seeker scenes 'crossed a red line' - Irish Refugee Council - Vimarsana News

Roscrea asylum seeker scenes 'crossed a red line' - Irish Refugee Council

Blocking the opening of new asylum seeker centres pushes more people out on to the streets in freezing temperatures - Irish Refugee Council.