Pressures remain despite 3,000 new units to house Ukrainian refugees

Refugees have been sleeping on floors in Red Cow Hotel due to lack of beds
Pressures remain despite 3,000 new units to house Ukrainian refugees

Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD meets Ukrainian arrivals Diana Ikonnikova and Iryna Brunova and their pet dogs on a visit to the Millstreet Emergency Accomodation Centre in April. Picture: Eamon Ward

The Government will be under pressure to accommodate Ukrainian refugees arriving here in the coming months despite the rollout of 3,000 extra units, the Children's Minister Roderic O'Gorman has said.

The Cabinet sub-committee on Ukraine is to meet later on Monday to discuss housing options for the thousands of people who have arrived in Ireland fleeing the war.

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