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Waterford News & Star — Government unable to give commitment Ukraine refugees in Caherciveen can stay - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Government unable to give commitment Ukraine refugees in Caherciveen can stay

The Government planned for 40 residents to move out of the hotel but remain in the area, while 35 were to be moved to Tralee.

Kildare Nationalist — Government unable to give commitment Ukraine refugees in Caherciveen can stay - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — Government unable to give commitment Ukraine refugees in Caherciveen can stay

The Government planned for 40 residents to move out of the hotel but remain in the area, while 35 were to be moved to Tralee.

Western People — Government unable to give commitment Ukraine refugees in Caherciveen can stay - Vimarsana News

Western People — Government unable to give commitment Ukraine refugees in Caherciveen can stay

The Government planned for 40 residents to move out of the hotel but remain in the area, while 35 were to be moved to Tralee.

Waterford News & Star — Ukrainian refugees will not have to leave Cahersiveen after arrangements finalised - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Ukrainian refugees will not have to leave Cahersiveen after arrangements finalised

This will involve a number of BOTPs staying at Skellig Star, others moving within Cahersiveen, while others, who wish to do so, will move to Tralee.

Ukrainian refugees will not be forced to leave Cahersiveen against their wishes - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian refugees will not be forced to leave Cahersiveen against their wishes

Department of Integration had planned to replace group at Skellig Accommodation Centre with international protection applicants