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Fear and sympathy: small Irish town of Newtown Mount Kennedy divided over asylum camp
A year after Dublin's anti-immigration riots, a tent camp for asylum seekers faces hostility while some locals try to support the new arrivals.
Even before it was established in May, the camp in NTMK, as the town is known for short, had been a focus of controversy.
Newtown Mount Kennedy holding centre for people who have just arrived in Ireland seeking asylum lies in the wooded grounds of Trudder House, a former convent. The building itself is disused and off-limits.
Newtown Mount Kennedy asylum holding centre. Migrants got access to one of the accommodation hotels in southern Ireland.
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Fear and sympathy: small Irish town of Newtown Mount Kennedy divided over asylum camp
A year after Dublin's anti-immigration riots, a tent camp for asylum seekers faces hostility while some locals try to support the new arrivals.
Even before it was established in May, the camp in NTMK, as the town is known for short, had been a focus of controversy.
Newtown Mount Kennedy holding centre for people who have just arrived in Ireland seeking asylum lies in the wooded grounds of Trudder House, a former convent. The building itself is disused and off-limits.
Newtown Mount Kennedy asylum holding centre. Migrants got access to one of the accommodation hotels in southern Ireland.
JP Keating / Guardian / eyevine
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Fear and sympathy: small Irish town of Newtown Mount Kennedy divided over asylum camp
A year after Dublin's anti-immigration riots, a tent camp for asylum seekers faces hostility while some locals try to support the new arrivals.
Even before it was established in May, the camp in NTMK, as the town is known for short, had been a focus of controversy.
Newtown Mount Kennedy holding centre for people who have just arrived in Ireland seeking asylum lies in the wooded grounds of Trudder House, a former convent. The building itself is disused and off-limits.
Newtown Mount Kennedy asylum holding centre. Migrants got access to one of the accommodation hotels in southern Ireland.
JP Keating / Guardian / eyevine
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Fear and sympathy: small Irish town of Newtown Mount Kennedy divided over asylum camp
A year after Dublin's anti-immigration riots, a tent camp for asylum seekers faces hostility while some locals try to support the new arrivals.
Even before it was established in May, the camp in NTMK, as the town is known for short, had been a focus of controversy.
Newtown Mount Kennedy holding centre for people who have just arrived in Ireland seeking asylum lies in the wooded grounds of Trudder House, a former convent. The building itself is disused and off-limits.
Newtown Mount Kennedy asylum holding centre. Migrants got access to one of the accommodation hotels in southern Ireland.
JP Keating / Guardian / eyevine
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Fear and sympathy: small Irish town of Newtown Mount Kennedy divided over asylum camp
A year after Dublin's anti-immigration riots, a tent camp for asylum seekers faces hostility while some locals try to support the new arrivals.
Even before it was established in May, the camp in NTMK, as the town is known for short, had been a focus of controversy.
Newtown Mount Kennedy holding centre for people who have just arrived in Ireland seeking asylum lies in the wooded grounds of Trudder House, a former convent. The building itself is disused and off-limits.
Newtown Mount Kennedy asylum holding centre. Migrants got access to one of the accommodation hotels in southern Ireland.
JP Keating / Guardian / eyevine
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Fear and sympathy: small Irish town of Newtown Mount Kennedy divided over asylum camp
A year after Dublin's anti-immigration riots, a tent camp for asylum seekers faces hostility while some locals try to support the new arrivals.
Even before it was established in May, the camp in NTMK, as the town is known for short, had been a focus of controversy.
Newtown Mount Kennedy holding centre for people who have just arrived in Ireland seeking asylum lies in the wooded grounds of Trudder House, a former convent. The building itself is disused and off-limits.
Newtown Mount Kennedy asylum holding centre. Migrants got access to one of the accommodation hotels in southern Ireland.
JP Keating / Guardian / eyevine
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