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14 thousand State-owned beds will be provided by 2028.
The Government has agreed reforms to the accommodation of asylum seekers.
The plans will see a move away from the reliance of private hotel owners, with 14 thousand State-owned beds being provided by 2028.
Among the plans would be to develop modular housing on State-owned land, along with upgrading current IPAS centres, and the design and construction of new reception centres.
Planning Approved for €260m Expansion of Newbridge Brewery
Up to 1,000 construction jobs expected as €459m total investment transforms Littleconnell site into major global production hub
€100,000 Spent Repairing Historic Kildare Canal Bridge After Repeated Crashes
Historic humpback bridge ‘not fit for modern traffic’ as calls grow for safety measures after repeated collisions
Boost for Special Education in Kildare—But Gaps Remain
18 new classes confirmed as part of national rollout, with calls for more places to meet growing dema
Completion Date For The New Children's Hospital Will Be Missed For The 18th Time
Kill-based contractor, BAM, was due to hand over the building on April 30th
Kildare Schools to Benefit from New DEIS Strategy – But No DEIS Plus Allocation
Kildare falls below national average for disadvantage supports as €48m education plan unveiled
Fuel Prices Begin to Fall After Tax Cut
Not all stations pass on savings after Dáil backs temporary fuel tax cuts
Man Arrested After Drug Seizure In Bauer Media Dublin Office
It's understood he's not a member of any editorial department.
Leixlip Saw Lowest Number Of Vacant Dwellings In The Country In The Final Months Of 2024
Nationally, Kildare was one of the three counties with the lowest number of vacant dwellings in the final quarter of 2024
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