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Govt was not aware an asylum seeker moved from Dublin to Kerry had Covid-19 - Flanagan

The Government was not aware asylum seekers moved from Dublin to Kerry two months ago had Covid-19.

Govt was not aware an asylum seeker moved from Dublin to Kerry had Covid-19 - Flanagan

Thu, 14 May, 2020 - 10:41

Digital Desk staff

The Government was not aware asylum seekers moved from Dublin to Kerry two months ago had Covid-19.

The Justice Minister told the Dáil last night that nobody at the Skellig Star Hotel in Cahersiveen now have the disease.

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