How Ireland is scrambling to do all it can to support Ukrainian refugees

TOPSHOT - A Ukrainian evacuee hugs a child in the train station in Przemysl, near the Polish-Ukrainian border, on March 22, 2022. Picture: Angelos Tzortzinis / AFP via Getty Images

Hundreds of Ukrainian people, mainly women and children, are arriving into Ireland every day, often traumatised by what they have witnessed in their home country.

State bodies are desperately trying to put supports in place to help them integrate into Irish society. Here are some of the measures that are already in place.