'Accommodation for asylum seekers will remain constrained' despite 1,200 new beds 

'Accommodation for asylum seekers will remain constrained' despite 1,200 new beds 

Dolcain House in Clondalkin, one of three buildings being opened as accommodation centres for people seeking international protection. Picture: Leah Farrell/RollingNews

Accommodation for asylum seekers will remain “constrained” despite 1,200 beds being found in recent weeks, an Oireachtas committee will be told on Tuesday.

Officials are due to address the joint Oireachtas committee on children, equality, disability, integration, and youth on the handling of the migrant situation, along with local authority representatives.

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