Ukrainian refugees to be housed in Croke Park
8 January 2023, 07:17 GMTCroke Parke stadium in Dublin is being used as temporary accommodation for Ukrainian refugees.The Irish government expressed its gratitude to the Gaelic Athletic Association , which owns the stadium, for making it available.
The site will be used as a shelter until 18 January, while the state attempts to secure alternative accommodation for the refugees. However, the Department of Integration told BBC News NI it was not yet possible to confirm where they would move to after 18 January. The Republic of Ireland is currently experiencing a housing shortage and the total number of refugees seeking shelter is 10 times higher than this time last year.
The Aviva Stadium, Dublin Airport and ex-military camps have all been used to house refugees who have arrived in Ireland over the past 12 months.
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