The last of the refugees were moved out this month.
A Laois hotel has ended its contract with the State to accommodate Ukrainian refugees.
The last of the Beneficiaries of Temporary Protection staying at the Town Hotel in Portlaoise were vacated in mid-July.
60% of the Ukrainian refugees being housed at the site remain in need of State supports, and have been moved to alternative accommodation, while the remaining 40% secured private accommodation elsewhere, or were assisted by Laois County Council staff under the 'Offer a Home' scheme.
That service, which consists of accommodation privately offered or pledged to Ukrainian families, has supported 71 households in Laois so far.
TII Pressured To Provide Update On Major Midlands Road Project
Edenderry Festival Lineup Revealed
Midlands-Based Student Takes Bronze At Culinary Contest
New Legislation Just The First Step -Midlands Cancer Support Centre
Irish Credit Unions Hit Record Lending Levels
ADHD Ireland Issues Social Media Warning
Laois Footballer Tackles First Dates Ireland
New Jobs Announced For Midlands
Cancer Survivors Welcome ‘Right to Be Forgotten’ Mortgage Reform
Irish Cancer Society Calls For Support This Daffodil Day
Interactive Offaly Event Highlights Barriers Faced By Abuse Survivors
Lawyers Seek To Overturn Murder Conviction Over Midlands Shooting
Burglary Gang Breaks Into Midlands Shopping Centre
Laois TD Wants New Fire Station Fastracked
Midlands Housing Commencements Continue To Rise
Almost 39,000 Midlands Workers Auto-Enrolled In New Government Pension Scheme
RTB Figures Show Annual Increase Of Over 10% For New Tenancy Rates In Offaly
12 One Act Plays To Be Staged By Laois Arts Collective
No Indication Of Meningitis Outbreak In Ireland - HSE
Laois Library To Host 'Skills For Life' Event