Ireland’s Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan says he is considering a government memorandum that would address temporary protection-related issues for Ukrainian refugees who have returned home. The minister is described as reviewing options that could involve payments or support arrangements after refugees go back to Ukraine, following Ireland’s temporary protection scheme. O’Callaghan says he will bring the memorandum to government, indicating that any measures would be considered through the normal cabinet process rather than being announced immediately. The reporting focuses on the policy question of what, if any, financial or other payments may be provided once individuals who were granted temporary protection in Ireland leave the country to return to Ukraine. While details of the payment structure or eligibility are not specified in the available accounts, the sources agree on the minister’s intention to place the matter before government and that the discussion centres on “temporary protection issues” connected to the return of Ukrainian refugees.