Asylum seekers to be transferred from Mosney centre

The Department of Justice is today starting to transfer over 100 asylum seekers from their accomodation in Mosney, Co Meath.

Tue, 06 Jul, 2010 - 10:02

The Department of Justice is today starting to transfer over 100 asylum seekers from their accommodation in Mosney, Co Meath.

Capacity at the centre is being reduced from 800 to 650, with the Department planning to move 111 single men and women to locations in Dublin city centre to save money.

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