Cost of State-owned accommodation for asylum seekers put at €5bn between now and 2044

Minister for Integration Roderic O’Gorman: The new strategy seeks to wean the State off the private sector, where hundreds of millions of euro have been spent accommodating refugees from Ukraine and higher numbers of asylum seekers. Photograph: Tom Honan

These savings are not expected to accrue for several years, but will increase significantly in a time frame of 15-30 years, Ministers were told. No megaphones or slow handclaps: why Norma Foley can expect easier ride at this year’s teachers’ conferences The new accommodation strategy approved by the Government seeks to wean the State off the private sector, where hundreds of millions of euro have been spent accommodating refugees from Ukraine and higher numbers of asylum seekers.

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