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

But vetting is not used for whatever purposes the protesters seemingly want it used - it's usually only operated in extremely limited circumstances (to protect children and young people from potential sex offenders etc).

Also, I doubt very much a person could be successful in their asylum claim without being able to establish their actual identity and country of origin to the authorities (even if they have no documents on them....there are still numerous ways a person's identity can be cross checked).

Christ that is so naive.

You really have no notion what's going on at the moment.

The Albanians are not refugees.

They are claiming asylum, hoping that their claim is successful.

Clearly, their claims are bogus.

A few weeks of

will

A month of accommodation for ~350 asylum seekers at the government's stated average of 70 per night is 686k like I believe that figure and at 100 pp it's 980k, also probably a few extra contracts for the NGOs and their friends and family for support that they've excluded from that figure.

The Government can't be dissing out new contracts with the extra scrutiny now, and every month this goes on it's one of the governments altruistic friends who didn't get to the trough early enough losing out on the guts of 1m.

The fact is that many hotels in Clare and elsewhere on the Wild Atlantic Way are very busy for 4 months, somewhat busy for 4 months and very quiet or closed for the other 4 months. From a business model perspective, it absolutely makes sense to sign up for asylum seekers or refugee contracts. Full occupancy for 12 months. Increased occupancy also brings increased revenues to the local community via local suppliers and higher wages etc. If I had a hotel, I would absolutely pivot to this model.

As for the tourists that will struggle to find accommodation next year, tough - there is a war on. I expected Putin to target utilities at the start of winter to increase the migrations and put pressure on EU governments. We have to do all we can.

Only for diseases where a vaccination reduces the risk of transmission to others.

More than 57000 measles cases in 2019.

Ukraine also had active polio cases last year, which threatens Europes polio-free status

We did all we can.

Ah . Its more of a class war in Ireland . The rich elite appearing like great guys to the EU while throwing these people into working class communities in Dublin whose services are already stretched to the brink

It mirrors Covid when decisions made by the rich and elite affected the working class more. But we were all in it together

Yeah, let's take in another 100k refugees n asylum seekers next year, sure it'll be grand- won't it?!

Next door

vs

indoors, with potential to have access to sensitive and classified information and the actual Tainiste himself.

people need vetting and clearance to work in the Dail, but you can just get off a plane and live with our Taoiseach / Tainiste ?

I've been banging this drum for months.

It amazes me how people can't see what's happening and the consequences it'll have.

That local restaurant you would have went to,pubs,shops, the local garage you might have filled up at,day trips,tours,bike hire you might have done....I could keep listing knock on effects all day but those businesses didn't get your custom because of this.

In my own case my tourist reliant business will be gone next summer, that's two jobs and about 3-4 student summer Jobs that won't be there.Im lucky enough that I have another job to fall back on to pay the bills and keep the lights on,not many have this option.

Now multiply this example by millions and you start to get an idea what has been done to our biggest indigenous industry and employer in this country.

Nonsense.