They had been staying in Mountmellick and Durrow.
15 Ukrainian refugees are set to be relocated outside of Laois.
They had been staying in centres in Mountmellick and Durrow, but will be moved to facilities outside of the county, Laois County Council has confirmed.
It says the move forms part of the Department of Integration's Ukrainian Accommodation portfolio.
The local authority says it will continue to provide support to the Department, through its Offer A Home Scheme, which so far has seen 72 Ukrainian households offered accommodation in the county.
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