Ministers raise concerns over plan to offer Ukrainians accommodation for just three months

The 'Irish Examiner' revealed officials have been working on a plan to introduce a time-limit on the length of time that Ukrainians are offered accommodation by the State once they arrive here in Ireland

Speaking to reporters, Micheál Martin said he believed there is currently a “phenomenon” of secondary arrivals of Ukrainian refugees into Ireland from other EU countries.  Picture: Leah Farrell/RollingNews.ie

Ministers have raised concerns over the Government’s plan to offer newly-arrived Ukrainians in Ireland just three months' accommodation before they have to find their own place to live.

Tánaiste Micheál Martin has also said he believed there is currently a “phenomenon” of secondary arrivals of Ukrainian refugees into Ireland from other EU countries.