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Hotel industry calls for 9% tourism VAT rate to remain to combat inflation

Industry would not have survived the pandemic with Government supports, says Hotels Federation

Ukrainian refugees at Dublin Airport being guided to ‘one-stop-shop’

Arrivals are on average processed in three hours after filling out form for PPS number and assessed for accommodation needs

State’s welcome for Ukrainians reveals ‘hypocrisy’ of Irish immigration system

‘We shouldn’t be applying different standards. If we can do it for Ukraine we should be doing it for Afghanistan and Syria’

Schools with spare places identified ahead of arrival of Ukrainian families

Authorities planning database of Ukrainian speakers to assist with integration

Catholic bishops call on UK to prioritise rights of Ukrainian refugees

Special collection will be taken up at all Masses in Ireland for the people of Ukraine

Which Irish charities are running fundraising appeals for Ukraine?

Irish public donate millions of euro and offer spare accommodation to Ukrainians

Almost 2,500 housing offers for Ukrainians as portal starts processing pledges

Minister says portal will allow people make offers of accommodation ‘in a clear way’

Ukrainian refugees will be given medical cards, says Donnelly

Minister says Ireland will do ‘everything it can from a healthcare perspective’

New €100m Travelodge Plus Dublin hotel closes to house asylum seekers

City centre property is second new Dublin hotel to sign exclusive deal with State

Syrian refugees in Lebanon waiting two years to get to Ireland

Sourcing of long-term accommodation taking longer than anticipated, says department

Direct provision sees State prop up swathe of Irish hotels

Caveat: State asylum system readies for €500m splurge before decommissioning

Holiday Inn at Dublin Airport shuts after seven months to become asylum centre

One of largest hotels in the city, the 421-bed JMK-owned property cost €50m to build

Bernie McNally named Department of Education secretary general

Outgoing mandarin Seán Ó Foghlú due to complete 10-year term of office this week

Amnesty scheme opens for asylum seekers awaiting permission to stay in Ireland

Scheme aims to ‘clear backlog’ before new system replaces direct provision - Minister

Tusla urged to address child private care placements

Family placements have ‘questionable legal foundation’, says special rapporteur

Thousands of illegally adopted people to have inheritance rights from two sets of parents

Proposed changes to succession law seek to resolve issues around illegal adoptions

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