Hundreds of Ukrainian refugees have been moved out of a Dublin hotel to different parts of the country.
More than 200 refugees who had been living in the Ibis hotel in Clondalkin were moved yesterday afternoon as far as Cork, Donegal and Limerick with over 70 of those children. Some of the people being moved have been living in the accommodation since March.
The residents of the hotel learned two weeks ago they would be moving from the accommodation but only learned on Friday where they would be going. Many are being moved to Trabolgan in Cork while others with pets are being sent to Bruff in Co Limerick, RTE reports.
