The Irish State has paid Deloitte Ireland €10.45 million in consultancy fees since the start of last year, according to reporting from multiple outlets. The payments are described as covering services intended to support the government’s response to Ireland’s International Protection (IP) accommodation crisis. The consultancy work is also linked to assistance related to the war in Ukraine. Both sources state that the State pays Deloitte Ireland for consultancy services during this period, without detailing the specific scope of the work, deliverables, or contract structure. The reports frame the payments as part of broader efforts to manage accommodation and related responses connected to people seeking international protection and to developments arising from the Ukraine war. No additional financial breakdown, timeline beyond “since the start of last year,” or information on oversight, procurement process, or performance is provided in the supplied excerpts. The focus is on the total amount paid and the two main areas of stated support: the IP accommodation challenge and the Ukraine-related response.