Protesters Banned From Interfering With First Development To Provide Asylum Seekers With Accommodation
This is happening in Co Leitrim
According to the Irish Examiner, the court heard there had been an attempt to burn down a Tesco store attached to the 25-apartment building at Rock Centre in Ballinamore.
A seven foot fence was also erected around the building site to prevent workers getting in and security personnel and workers have also been subject to threats and intimidation.
Once the development is completed, asylum seekers will have their "own door" style accomodation with a supermarket, a GP surgery and mental health facilities.
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