Firm shutting down Dublin's largest direct provision centre received €27.5m in 11 years

The private firm that is shutting down the largest direct provision centre in the capital received payments totalling €27.5m from the State over an 11 year period for operating the centre, new figures show.

Firm shutting down Dublin's largest direct provision centre received €27.5m in 11 years
Sun, 14 Oct, 2018 - 17:36

Gordon Deegan

The private firm that is shutting down the largest direct provision centre in the capital received payments totalling €27.5m from the State over an 11 year period for operating the centre, new figures show.

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CourtsDirect ProvisionPlace: DublinPlace: West DublinPlace: IrelandPlace: SFPlace: Clondalkin TowersPlace: Emo,Place: Co LaoisPlace: NewbridgePlace: Towers CentrePerson: Gordon DeeganPerson: DeputyPerson: Eoin O BroinPerson: David StantonPerson: Seán LyonsPerson: Sean Lyons JnrPerson: Lyons'Person: Ó BroinPerson: MinisterPerson: StantonPerson: DavidStanton200317_large.jpgPerson: CEOPerson: Nick HendersonOrganisation: Clondalkin Towers HotelOrganisation: Reception & Integration AgencyOrganisation: RIAOrganisation: DáilOrganisation: Dept of JusticeOrganisation: Fazyard LtdOrganisation: Old George LtdOrganisation: FazyardOrganisation: ClonadalkinOrganisation: Clondalkin TowersOrganisation: Irish Refugee CouncilOrganisation: South Dublin County Partnership
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