Growing concern over number of refugees that could end up homeless

6/11/2024

Morning Ireland

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Ailbhe Conneely, Social Affairs Correspondent, reports that there is growing concern an increasing number of recognised refugees could end up homeless, as a result of a policy by the Department of Integration.

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Growing concern over number of refugees that could end up homeless

Morning Ireland

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