“It’s decimating tourism’ - 600 hotel beds to accommodate asylum seekers

The Government is understood to have earmarked over 600 free beds previously used by Ukrainians to accommodate International Protection applicants.

“I’m not surprised by this Government at all, they’re clueless and have no idea how many problems they’ve created with their policies,” he said.“They said a few months ago they weren’t going to use any more hotels and it’s an absolute lie.”Mr Treyvaud said the Government is the “biggest culprit” of “misinformation and disinformation” in Ireland.

Temporary Ukrainian accommodation in Swords, Dublin, 10/03/2022. Image: Alex Konon / Alamy Stock Photo

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