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Holiday Inn at Dublin Airport shuts after seven months to become asylum centre

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The 421-bedroom Holiday Inn at Dublin Airport has shut its doors. It is understood the hotel is being lined up by the State to operate as an accommodation centre for asylum seekers. The four-star property was opened only last July by one of the most active investors recently in the Irish market.

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Irish Holiday Inn Closes to Become Asylum Centre Months After Opening

The Holiday Inn at Dublin Airport, which is currently the fourth largest hotel in Ireland's capital, has closed so it can host asylum seekers after only months of operation.

3 years ago·United States

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Holiday Inn at Dublin Airport shuts after seven months to become asylum centre

One of largest hotels in the city, the 421-bed JMK-owned property cost €50m to build

3 years ago·Dublin, Ireland

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Irish Times broke the news in Dublin, Ireland 3 years ago on Wednesday, February 23, 2022.

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