Ireland running out of accommodation for Ukrainian refugees due to surge in non-Ukrainian refugees?

Never suggested it was a hotel room, hotel room or hotel is moot to the point I highlighted and replied to which you obviously still haven't read.

I'll help you.

What is the issue with being moved from a hotel ? My guess is and it can be the only reason… they’d have to start cooking, cleaning, washing, drying, supermarket shopping etc…. Putting the shoulders to the wheel of life and making an effort

Obviously the posters claim of "the only reason" is completely nonsensical.

Being in a school gives them a foot in the door, as it can be used to argue against deportation. TBH it's already too late to do anything, once they have made it in they're our responsibility for life, with housing, healthcare, welfare etc. all to be paid for.

"Might be beneficial to actually read the article, they have been moved to another hotel."

That's your own quote.

I'm not looking to get into a big argument about that as it's not a matter of opinion or debate,its a sports hall with beds and cubicles,has never been or is not now a hotel.There are vids available of what's been happening at the arena since last weds night.

I gave you the benefit of the doubt as to how you might think it's a hotel as perhaps you're not familiar with the area This sports arena is on the same compound as two hotels (one of which has been converted to a Ukrainian refugee centre)

The woman said their new accommodation was in a cubicle in a sports arena at the hotel

I think you are just been ultra pedantic for the sake of it, it adds nothing to the discussion nor has it anything to do with the point I replied to.

From the indo article:

The children made friends at their local schools and joined social and sporting activities.

The children have been “traumatised” by the 200km move and are not yet enrolled in local schools, the mother said.

Mother doesn’t seem able to keep her sob story straight which bodes really well for their actual asylum claim

What part of that is confusing you?

It's been 15 years since certain communities were first expected to take a sudden influx of refugees, without the infrastructure and services to cope. The media went crazy when a sizeable number of children could not be accommodated in Balbriggan primary schools. Even the BBC took an interest in the story, accusing the schools of racism.

However, most of the country didn't care, because it wasn't in their own back yards. That was 2007!

I find it hilarious that many people have only now recognised the problems caused by a sudden population surge in a small community, but only because it's affecting them personally.

Can’t help if you can’t read I’m afraid.

Colonel Mustard with the lead pipe in the library?

Or maybe wait for the police investigation.

If only, just if only, as an island nation that we could use our strong borders to protect our citizens and vet people coming here! Nope, the government have the gravy speed train open for all who want a free pass with 1st class treatment and you pick up the tab!

Disturbance at a hotel wherein the 'residents' are getting everything handed to them. What the fook are they fighting over! They add no value to this society. Sucking even more resources out of this country to investigate and try this!

The thing is I doubt this would even have been tolerated 25-30 years ago, we really have become a soft touch of a nation and if our closest neighbours are anything to go off of, this will continue to go on and on and on.

This government is genuinely the worst I’ve seen in a long time, full of woke ideologues and idealistic lunatics, so far detached from reality it is scary. All we ever get from them is mantras like “no cap on refugees” or “Just 2 more weeks to flatten the curve”

Hard times coming.

Yup, I think we blew the boom - again! There was a homeless report out recently that we are back at record levels. Now that flights are back to normal after covid it's business as usual. 50% of the homeless list weren't born in Ireland.

The minister over direct provision Roderick o Gorman this time last year reiterated that he wanted all asylum seekers to have their own accomodation and full welfare within 4 months of arrival. At the same time the Brits were rigging up sending them to Rwanda. Who could have guessed we'd be inundated this year n the guy is still in his job!

When the corporation tax dries up we are up s&#t creek as the third most indebted country in the developed world.