One woman fears she will have to return to the Citywest accommodation centre. One woman fears she will have to return to the Citywest accommodation centre. A TOTAL OF 3,000 Ukrainians who have been living in student accommodation will have to leave by the end of August, the Government has confirmed.
Speaking to RTÉ, one woman, Polina Grishenko, who is eight months pregnant living in student accommodation in Cork with her sister and two children, said she did not know where her family were going to go next.“In my case they told us the composition of my family unit is too big so we cannot promise to you and solutions or any promises,” she told the programme.
“Temporary accommodation does make it difficult for children to settle, to make friends and access services,” she said.
ive only a one bed but willing to share with the right candidate 👩❤️💋👨
Martin how about the Palestinians people. Any room for them . Oh and native Irish homeless . After all this ireland
Maybe they could go back to the vast areas of Ukraine that are perfectly safe
I’d rather spend a week in Mariupol than one night in city west What a kip that is , every pavee in the country in it
Its cruel bringing them to this country when we cant even house our own!
Mrs. Grishenko, mother of two, facing being sent back to Citywest Hotel, says she would not be surprised if she ended up having to “sleep on the floor” at Citywest What an embarrassment: Wanting to pose as a humanitarian powerhouse, the govt over promised to a ridiculous degree
Obvious solution...
finally
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