Fire breaks out at Galway hotel days before asylum seekers were set to move in

Fire destroys Irish hotel due to house 70 asylum seekers

Police investigate ‘criminal damage incident’ that came hours after anti-migrant protest at the Galway venue

Galway hotel fire: building was chosen to house asylum seekers

Ross Lake House, in the village of Rosscahill, was due to house 70 migrants

Huge fire breaks out at Galway hotel before asylum seekers were set to move in

A criminal damage investigation has been launched after the blaze at the Ross Lake House hotel in County Galway at around 11.35pm on Saturday

Justice minister condemns blaze at Galway hotel due to house refugees

Helen McEntee said she was "appalled" by last night's destruction and insisted it did not represent the values of Irish people

Hotel set to house asylum seekers catches fire hours after protests

The hotel burned down late last night in Galway (Picture: RTE) Police are investigating a fire which tore through a 19th century Georgian hotel in Galway which was intended to house asylum seekers. The Ross Lake Hotel in Rosscahill, Ireland, had protestors convene outside to protest the number of migrants in the area hours before the fire broke out. Though the hotel has not been used for years, it was intended to house more than 70 asylum seeker…

Galway: Fire at hotel due to house asylum seekers

The Ross Lake House hotel had been due to accommodate 70 asylum seekers this week.