The details are contained in a new internal government report, which warns that new arrivals continued to exceed outflows from IPAS accommodation in 2025, “straining a system under pressure”.

A FUNDRAISING page has been set up by residents in Durrow to support their appeal to An Coimisiún Pleanála to overturn planning permission for two International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS) centres on Mary Street.

The Global Project Against Hate and Extremism (Gpahe) monitors far-right and extremist groups across the globe

Two of the centres that were inspected—Eglinton Centre and Slaney Court Apartments—were found to have no non-compliances identified against the standards. The remaining five centres had varying levels of compliance.

Activist group, Dublin Communities Against Racism (DCAR) said private operators of IPAS centres receive millions in public funding while offering substandard living conditions.