This morning.
Ninch, Laytown, county Meath.
The planning application (above) for an emergency temporary village with 569 detached homes for Ukrainian refugees has now been lodged with Meath County Council.
The application for 33-square-metre detached single storey properties on almost 16 hectares of land is by Melvin Properties Ltd and Ketut Limited.
They are seeking permission to build an ’emergency temporary accommodation campsite’, for a period of five years.
Yesterday: Temporary village for Ukrainian refugees proposed for land in Meath (Breaking News)
Meanwhile…
Why Did The ‘Candle Of Grace’ Charity Traffic Fifty Nine Ukrainian Children Into Ireland? @Chernobyl @tusla @MayoCoCo @castlebarNOW @gardainfo @RTE_PrimeTime
— TheIrishInquiry (@IrishInquiry) May 23, 2022
Anyone?