Mixed reaction to new detention centre at Dublin Airport

There has been a mixed reaction to news that a new detention centre is being built at Dublin Airport.

Mixed reaction to new detention centre at Dublin Airport
Sat, 29 Jul, 2017 - 10:19

There has been a mixed reaction to news that a new detention centre is being built at Dublin Airport.

Work is due to begin in September on the facility which will hold people who are due to be deported.

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