Protest at Kildare site where State plans to house Ukrainians has 'de-escalated', court told

Firm secured temporary order last week restraining protesters from blocking the entrances to the site
Protest at Kildare site where State plans to house Ukrainians has 'de-escalated', court told

Company had claimed up to 50 protesters were maintaining a 24-hour protest preventing persons and vehicles from entering or leaving the site.

A protest at a site where emergency accommodation facilities for hundreds of Ukrainian refugees are being built has "de-escalated", the High Court has heard.

Last week, Total Experience Limited, trading as Pastures New Accommodation, which is constructing facilities at Newhall, Naas, Co Kildare, for families fleeing the war, secured a temporary order restraining protesters from blocking the entrances to the site.

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