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

85% get to stay few are relocated to original country. of application,few are deported.

Yes I'm aware, and?

The luvvies in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council are showing the rest of the country how it’s done……NOT

Minister O’Gorman explained that his Department is accommodating over 74,000 refugees and International Protection Applicants in State-funded accommodation. This includes 49,227 Ukrainian refugees and 23,382 asylum seekers.

Below is a county-by-county breakdown of where refugees and asylum seekers have settled across Ireland:

Ukrainian refugees

• Carlow - 807
• Cavan -1,030
• Clare- 3,724
• Cork - 4,512
• Donegal - 4,883
• Dublin City Council - 3,179
• Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council - 578
• Fingal County Council - 1,002
• Galway -3,545
• Kerry -6,016
• Kildare - 218
• Kilkenny - 901
• Laois - 293
• Leitrim -992
• Limerick - 1,705
• Longford - 171
• Louth - 730
• Mayo - 2,777
• Meath -1,428
• Monaghan - 298
• Offaly - 729
• Roscommon - 589
• South Dublin County Council -2,267
• Sligo -1,434
• Tipperary - 645
• Waterford - 1062
• Westmeath - 1,232
• Wexford - 1,119
• Wicklow - 1,361

International protection accommodation

• Cavan - 132
• Clare - 670
• Cork - 1,792
• Donegal - 1,108
• Dublin CHO 6 (Wicklow LHO, Dún Laoghaire LHO and Dublin South East) – 222
• Dublin CHO 7 (Kildare/West Wicklow, Dublin West, Dublin South City, Dublin South West) - 3,952
• Dublin CHO 9 ( Dublin North, Dublin North Central, Dublin North West) - 4,550
• Galway - 864
• Kerry - 970
• Kildare - 397
• Laois - 618
• Leitrim - 161
• Limerick - 498
• Longford - 71
• Louth - 620
• Mayo - 883
• Meath - 1,357
• Monaghan - 533
• Offaly - 190
• Roscommon - 149
• Sligo - 264
• Tipperary - 573
• Waterford - 581
• Westmeath - 857
• Wexford – 226
• Wicklow - 1,144

Mr Gannon told the Irish Mirror that he has resubmitted the question to Minister O’Gorman, requesting the figures for Dublin by postcode, not by CHO and electoral area.

https://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/politics/refugees-ireland-ukraine-dublin-breakdown-29127043?int_source=amp_continue_reading&int_medium=amp&int_campaign=continue_reading_button#amp-readmore-target

Did they continue to receive welfare, benefits etc from the state after the letter was issued?

Honest answer is I don't know it was never even something that entered my head at the time to question

For many years now, the message from our media, politicians and NGOs regarding immigration is that there is one correct opinion, and those who do not agree must be educated on the matter. Thats on the rare occasions the issue was ever touched on at all.

The political and media reaction currently underway shows this more than ever. They have long convinced themselves that anyone not holding the correct views on immigration are what Hillary Clinton once called "deplorables".

This is potentially the most divisive issue our country has faced in many decades.

Simon Harris said that the asylum application process would be hurried along and those denied would be asked to leave. Asked to leave? Can they not enforce it?

Standing outside hotels while shouting out out out is pretty deplorable. I’m all for tougher emigration laws, the current system is being abused by economic migrants and piss takers who destroy their documents taking resources away from genuine refugees and there’s a lot of absolute clueless hurs who think we can take everyone. I’ve nothing against anyone protesting but when they shout stuff like out out out they do themselves no favours and give the media they constantly complain about a big stick to beat them with about being feral far right. Don’t cry if you act skanky. It’s just common sense.

What's the alternative? Write a letter to your local TD? Plenty of good that'll do you. Protesting is the only way to be heard, it's just a poor choice of location for it.

I clearly didn’t say there was anything wrong with protesting. When the protests turn skanky and nefarious I have a problem with that, standing outside where they’re staying chanting out out out is just skanky and doesn’t sit right with me.

While I’m all for a tougher stance and cracking down on the current soft touch approach that sort of behaviour will turn off a lot of moderate people like myself who are in favour tougher laws. Not turn me off against tougher laws, turn me off the protests after the amount of fruitcakes I’ve seen at them. I wouldn’t be seen dead at one of those protests after seeing the calibre and level of skankiness on display and big eejits with their conspiracy placards. Now not everyone who shows up at the protests is like that but from what I’ve seen a hell of a lot of them are.