'They can now look to the future with hope' - Minister welcomes 50 Syrians to Ireland

Up to 50 Syrians who arrived at Dublin Airport this morning have moved into the Mosney accommodation centre in Co. Meath.

'They can now look to the future with hope' - Minister welcomes 50 Syrians to Ireland
Mon, 30 Dec, 2019 - 15:14
Digital Desk staff

Up to 50 Syrians who arrived at Dublin Airport this morning have moved into the Mosney accommodation centre in Co. Meath.

The families have been resettled to Ireland under the Irish Refugee Protection Programme (IRPP), which has now brought 3,206 asylum seekers to Ireland.

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