Revealed: What parts of the country have welcomed the most Ukrainian refugees

Ukrainian refugee Daria Mykhieiva from Odessa plays with her five-year-old son Lucas on the beach at Redbarn, Co Cork, this week. Picture: David Creedon

Just over 33,000 Ukrainians fleeing the war have arrived into Ireland so far, with the highest percentage of arrivals being children accompanied by one parent, new figures have shown.

Statistics released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) show about 3,000 of those who have arrived and have been given PPS numbers are living in Cork, with large numbers also living in Clare, Kerry, Galway and Dublin.