Lisdoonvarna asylum centre reserved for single women and families

Thirty people arrived in the Co Clare town yesterday with an estimated total of 115 to arrive in the coming months.

Lisdoonvarna asylum centre reserved for single women and families
Tue, 13 Mar, 2018 - 18:55

The Lisdoonvarna asylum centre is being reserved for single women and families.

Thirty people arrived in the Co Clare town yesterday with an estimated total of 115 to arrive in the coming months.

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