Government accused of 'bad planning' over Santry refugee move

Government accused of 'bad planning' over Santry refugee move

The Crowne Plaza Hotel in Santry, north Dublin, earlier this week informed the State that it would not be renewing its six-month contract to provide emergency accommodation for asylum seekers and Ukrainian refugees. Photo: Sam Boal /Rollingnews.ie

The Government has been accused of “bad planning” with regard to the cancellation of a contract by a Dublin hotel which will see more than 400 refugees forced to move accommodation early next year.

The Crowne Plaza Hotel in Santry, north Dublin, earlier this week informed the State that it would not be renewing its six-month contract to provide emergency accommodation for asylum seekers and Ukrainian refugees.

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