Mehr als 83.000 Ukrainer, die vor dem Krieg geflohen sind, bleiben nach Angaben des CSO in Irland

    https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/social-affairs/2025/11/19/more-than-83000-ukrainians-who-fled-war-remain-in-ireland-cso-finds/

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    1. And just today in Ternopil, only 100km from EU border, Russians send ballistic missiles to target civilian high rise buildings. At least 25 Ukrainians have been killed, including children.

    2. boardsmember2017 on

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      Last time I checked they’re still in the middle of an illegal war

    3. Environmental-Net286 on

      well with the city’s getting hit nighty its hardly surprising

    4. pale-gael_01 on

      Honestly, out of any nation of immigrant, Ukrainians are my favourite.

      They do thier work, are not a bother, good manners and easy to get on with.

      They also go to a bigger effort to learn local customs than most.

      It’s just my anecdotal experience… maybe I’m lucky, but they’re a sound group.

    5. Dookwithanegg on

      >Ukrainians who fled war remain in Ireland

      The war remains in Ukraine.

    6. AccordingBit7679 on

      I work with a Ukranian lady who is a really lovely person. Like all nations there are good and bad people.

      I was reading that 1 in every 10 person now living in Kerry is Ukranian, crazy how many hotel rooms are in that one county.

    7. NocturneFogg on

      Hardly surprising – the Russians have intensified the bombardment, and are making it uninhabitable – targeting residential buildings, essential infrastructure like power and water.

    8. susanboylesvajazzle on

      And why not? The war is still going on, and more civilians are dying.

      >“The number of casualties for the first ten months of 2025 (12,062) has already exceeded the total for all of 2024 (9,112)”, said the report by the United Nations Monitoring Mission in Ukraine

      [https://news.un.org/en/story/2025/11/1166343](https://news.un.org/en/story/2025/11/1166343)

    9. Spunk-Nugget on

      how many irish that fled insufficient pay conditions remain in australia? how many irish descendents who fled famine remain in USA, Canada etc?

      what an absolute gobshite of a headline and article

    10. stevewithcats on

      Yeah of course they are, there’s a war still going on.
      Many of them come from a part of Ukraine that is temporarily Russian and they can’t go back.

      The article is a shit stirrer

    11. elonsKdealer on

      I’m glad we have the privilege to keep these people safe from Russian terrorist attacks.

      I’ve yet to meet a Ukrainian that moved here that I could take issue with. Lovely people.

    12. TheCunningFool on

      Somewhat amusingly, my father in law has 2 Ukrainians living with him under the ARP scheme and he is so difficult to deal with that they are returning to Ukraine this month.

    13. WellieWelli on

      They can stay with us forever and become our brothers and sisters for all I care.

    14. LegitimateLagomorph on

      Russia literally shelled civilian apartments today. So it’s not exactly calmed down.

    15. Demonbaby_Wot on

      Why not call the ‚war‘ a special military operation while your at it and go full russian shill shite-talk.

    16. What’s their status? Are they working? Are they integrating into society, learning the language, paying taxes? If yes, good, keep them.

    17. Flimsy-Security580 on

      Some of my neighbours are Ukranians who fled the war. Really sound people, had some converstaions about whats going on over there and the stories are wild. Truly wild shit. It really saddens me seeing so much anti immigration bollox going on, regardless of context. Truly good peope coming here and working away contributing.

    18. SoloWingPixy88 on

      So I’m uniformed but you’re also unsure what I mean?

      I means areas of land bigger than Ireland not attacked by a missile/drone ect.

    19. Grouchy_Voice5540 on

      The Irish Times know what they are doing…. The are only encouraging our beloved patriots to cause more unrest towards the Ukrainians. They already believe the war isn’t happening.

    20. I have worked with a women from Ukraine in for 2 years now in a bakery. After she was moved out of a galway city hotel to one in the middle of nowhere in Connemara with no bus connection she didn’t say feck this and quit. Instead she got a taxi back and forth almost every day to keep working even though most of her wage was on the taxis. She just wanted to work and contribute. Thankfully after 4 months of searching she is privately renting a room in the city and is the hardest worker in the shop. Not everyone is here for a free ride as some seem to think.

    21. snazzydesign on

      I don’t think anyone has any issue with people genuinely fleeing war – have come across many Ukrainians in day to day life – working and with children in school, integrating into Irish society like any other people from Eastern Europe

    22. windysheprdhenderson on

      I host a Ukrainian in my house and he is without doubt the best and most respectful tenant I’ve ever had. He works fulltime and has done since he arrived here. I have nothing but respect for him.

    23. They all work and contribute to society, many have even started businesses. The only people who complain about this number are the leeches who have spent their life on the dole

    24. Worth_Employer_171 on

      Some of them are going back for holidays and then coming back here for their dole

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