A TD says protests will continue over plans to house IPAs in a hotel.
There's a call on the Government to re-think its policy of "saturation" on housing asylum seekers.
Tipperary TD Mattie McGrath claims the Integration Minister and the State are "antagonising the people."
He says protests will continue outside Racket Hall Hotel in Roscrea over plans to house 160 families there.
Deputy McGrath is concerned Government policy will put locals who are protesting in difficulty with Gardaí:
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