It follows the discovery of 14 people in a container in Rosslare.
There's a call for heightened security at ports, after 14 people were found in a container at Rosslare on Monday.
The nine men, three women and two children were discovered in the trailer following an alert to the UK Coastguard, and are currently being processed at Citywest in Dublin.
Green Party leader Eamon Ryan said earlier he was thankful nobody had died.
Aontú leader and Meath West, Peadar Tóibín says it's possible they thought they were going to the UK:
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