The government is looking at all options to deal with the housing needs of Ukrainian refugees.
That's according to the Foreign Affairs Minister who says close to 22,000 have arrived in Ireland to date.
Minister Simon Coveney admits systems are under pressure across Europe:
"I mean, as of today it's close to 22,000 Ukrainian refugees have come to Ireland. They've all been supported to date and we will continue to support people coming into Ireland fleeing war in Ukraine, but of course like every other European country, it puts the system under a lot of pressure. But, but we will continue to work hard on that and looking at all options."
