A protest took place this afternoon calling for an further extension.
Over 170 Ukrainian men, women, and children living in Carlow could soon have to leave their accommodation.
The former restaurant they're staying in was due to shut on January 1st due to fire and safety concerns, but they were granted an extension on their stay until the 31st.
A protest took place in Carlow town this afternoon, where the residents called for a further extension.
Olha Chorna has been a resident at the site since August 2022 - she fears they'll be split up and accommodated in different parts of the country:
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