Anger in Lismore over lack of consultation for direct provision centre in historic building

Anger in Lismore over lack of consultation for direct provision centre in historic building

The Lismore House Hotel in Waterford which is expected to house over 100 asylum seekers. Pictures: Dan Linehan

The planned transformation of a former hotel in Lismore into a direct provision centre has sparked anger in the community, with locals criticising the lack of consultation from Government. 

The change of use of the former Lismore House Hotel, a protected heritage building, led to almost 300 people taking to the streets in protest in recent days.

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