Arrest follows incident outside Dundrum House Hotel in Tipperary town
A man has been released without charge after being arrested during a protest outside refugee accommodation in Co Tipperary.Gardaí said they assisted the International Protection Accommodation Services at the accommodation centre on Tuesday.
A man aged in his 40s was arrested on Tuesday morning during a protest outside the centre but later released without charge. Dundrum House in Tipperary is currently being used for accommodation for people who are Beneficiaries of Temporary Protection due to the war in Ukraine. The location has a maximum capacity of 277 people.
“As part of this process, approximately 80 people seeking international protection are now accommodated at Dundrum House Hotel.
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