There isn’t any lodging available for the over 100 International Protection applicants who congregated outside the International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS) office on Mount Street in Dublin, reports RTE.
Since early this morning, a few of them had been waiting in queue to see if they will be allowed.
IPAS sent letters to the attendees informing them that no more offers of lodging will be made at this time owing to the paucity of available space.
The message also stated that their information has been recorded and that, if accommodations are needed, offers would be sent to them via email, reports RTE.
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They were provided information on the Mendicity Institution, Merchants Quay, Tiglin, and other homeless programmes available in the city.
The men have been informed by the Gardaà that the office is closed and they must leave.
Many of the men were upset and disappointed to hear this afternoon from IPAS personnel that there would be no accommodations available today, reports RTE.
It happens after hundreds of people were relocated to Citywest and Crooksling Tented Accommodation in County Dublin yesterday morning from their tents on Mount Street in Dublin’s south city centre.
Day service for the homeless According to Tiglin, the organisation was not informed in advance that it would be mentioned in the letter that was distributed to IPO applicants today who were looking for accommodations, reports RTE.
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