Ukrainian refugees at Dublin's Citywest Hotel told to leave by September amid policy shift
By
Eleanor Burnhill
Summary
Hundreds of Ukrainian refugees living at the Citywest Hotel in Dublin have been told they must vacate by September due to a change in Irish Government policy. Residents express concern that the timeline is too short to secure private accommodation, raising worries about housing insecurity for displaced families.
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