By Clodagh Kilcoyne GALWAY, Ireland (Reuters) – When Irishman Barry Haughian and his Spanish wife Lola watched Ukrainians flee their homes but had no space to help in their house in Madrid, they decided to offer up their second home instead – a 15th century castle in the west of Ireland. Within a day Haughian was on a plane to Poland, having set up a Facebook account for the first time to offer refuge. Eleven Ukrainians – one group from Dnipro and another from Zaporozhye near Mariupol – returned with him to Ballindooley Castle. “We were emotional wrecks for probably more than a week. We weren’…