Freeing up of student accommodation has helped house more Ukrainians and in turn freed up other places for asylum seekers
An encampment of tents used by homeless asylum seekers at Mount Street, Dublin, in May. Photograph: Conor Ó Mearáin / Collins Photo AgencyThe Chief Executive of the Immigrant Council of Ireland, Brian Killoran, has said that although homelessness was no longer a threat facing international protection applicants arriving in Ireland, the crisis was “not over by any extent” and the situation remained “extremely precarious”.
, put the impetus on the State to find alternative accommodation for people arriving into Ireland seeking protection.Following the prioritisation of the issue by a number of Government departments, there had been a scramble to find places for international asylum applicants, he said.
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