A residential facility to house Irish women, often mothers recovering from addiction, will also be used to house for Ukrainian refugees.
It’s understood that those involved in the Tiglin Centre in Greystones including the women in recovery agreed to allow the Ukrainian stay in the centre, which i
Refugees will be housed in a hostel as part of building that has seen its lease extended for the refugees.
The Tiglin Centre for women recovering from addiction consists of family rooms, twin rooms and four double rooms.
It’s understood that the building was opened for Irish women with serious addiction and trauma problems, along with many domestic problems at home.
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