The emergency accommodation system introduced to tackle the chronic lack of housing for Ukrainian refugees and others seeking protection in Ireland is proving lucrative to many companies.   A recent analysis by The Business Post showed that the State paid out €1.8 billion to over 800 companies last year for accommodation services. This includes established bed and breakfasts and hotel firms such as Dalata and the owners of the Citywest Hotel. Now, the family office of multi-millionaire Eamon Waters looks set to join the ranks of those receiving funds in relation to the emergency accommodation system.  No companies with ties…

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