Govt agrees to accept 1,100 asylum seekers from Greece

The Tánaiste Frances Fitzgerald has said Ireland will accept at least 1,100 asylum seekers from Greece by September next year.

Govt agrees to accept 1,100 asylum seekers from Greece
Mon, 12 Dec, 2016 - 16:51

The Tánaiste Frances Fitzgerald has said Ireland will accept at least 1,100 asylum seekers from Greece by September next year.

Ms Fitzgerald has been meeting with Greek Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras as part of her official visit to the country with Minister Katherine Zappone.

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