Dublin's homeless refugees forced into tents next to €1.6m apartments

Homeless asylum seekers with friends & supporters during a protest at the Dáil over what they say is “discrimination and racism” against them on Kildare Street, Dublin Picture: Gareth Chaney

Homeless asylum seekers with friends & supporters during a protest at the Dáil over what they say is “discrimination and racism” against them on Kildare Street, Dublin Picture: Gareth Chaney

It is one of Europe’s most expensive real estate business locations, however, Dublin’s Mount Street on the city's south side has also recently become an unofficial tent city for homeless asylum seekers.

Directly across the road from the offices of the International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS) one apartment for sale has a guide price of €1,600,000.

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