610. Deputy Ken O'Flynn asked the Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration if, in light of the increasing demand for accommodation for both international protection applicants and beneficiaries of temporary protection, particularly those fleeing the war in Ukraine, he will outline in full any current or projected plans for the establishment, expansion or repurposing of accommodation centres within Cork north central over the next twelve months; if his Department has identified or is actively examining specific sites or properties in the area for potential use in this regard; and if he will provide a list of all such locations currently under consideration, negotiation, or formal agreement, including timelines for activation and capacity projections for each. [32133/25]

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610. Deputy Ken O'Flynn asked the Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration if, in light of the increasing demand for accommodation for both international protection applicants and beneficiaries of temporary protection, particularly those fleeing the war in Ukraine, he will outline in full any current or projected plans for the establishment, expansion or repurposing of accommodation centres within Cork north central over the next twelve months; if his Department has identified or is actively examining specific sites or properties in the area for potential use in this regard; and if he will provide a list of all such locations currently under consideration, negotiation, or formal agreement, including timelines for activation and capacity projections for each. [32133/25]

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