Limerick village mooted to host asylum seekers lacks services, says Minister
Plan to use former nursing home site for international protection applicants stalls following concerns
Stories about immigration, migrants of all types into Ireland
Plan to use former nursing home site for international protection applicants stalls following concerns
A proposal to charge asylum seekers with jobs €15 or €25 a week for accommodation is a pathetic response
Patrick O’Donovan raised issues with his Cabinet colleague Roderic O’Gorman over proposed facility in his constituency
Connacht player is one of 3,600 people who became Irish citizens on Monday in ceremonies in Dublin
Interior minister Nancy Faeser said decision to temporarily set aside open-border measures was due to security risk posed by the numbers of irregular arrivals
Targeted capital investment could ‘transform communities’ suffering from neglect, party leader said
John Moran made urgent request to Roderic O’Gorman to be consulted on plans for River House in city centre, records show
MSF tackles challenge of providing mental healthcare to traumatised asylum seekers and refugees
French authorities say 53 migrants were on board a boat that got into difficulty off northern France
Worldview: English Channel's worst incident so far this year occurred on September 3rd, when 12 people perished
These asylum seekers, who cannot access homelessness hostels, are ‘particularly vulnerable’ as the seasons change
Pontiff (87) says not welcoming migrants is a ‘grave’ sin and both candidates are ‘against life’
Pilot scheme involving two security personnel walking banks could allow for the removal of barriers in place since May
Community groups have been set up to volunteer services in the face of official inaction and an increasingly hostile atmosphere
Minister for Integration to bring new proposals to Government to charge international protection applicants in paid employment
Extreme right’s gains are forcing EU states to consider a hardened policy
Coalition agreement includes possibility of making law to allow country to temporarily stop accepting refugees
PSNI figures include period which saw sharp rise in attacks on homes and businesses of people from minority communities following Southport stabbings
Operations were put in place last year after it emerged 40 per cent of people seeking asylum in Ireland had either lost or destroyed their travel documents before arriving at immigration control
As people live longer, the population’s age profile is advancing more rapidly than at any other time
Four weeks after racist attacks on businesses in the city, immigrants fear for their livelihoods and their children
Vulnerable foreigners in tents are a source of joy to the far right. They give the activists licence to unleash their inner animal
Department of Integration hopes to open Thornton Hall site for accommodation in the coming weeks which will allow international protection triaging to continue
Economy needs regulated arrivals, prime minister says
Survey was conducted in July on behalf of the Migrants Rights Centre of Ireland
Waterways Ireland planning new landscaping and other improvements
Some residents at direct-provision centre ‘could not avail’ of more appropriate accommodation and were ‘anxious’, says inspection report
CSO figures for year to April 2024 show more than 100,000 people immigrated to the Republic of Ireland in three successive years
Matthew Brady moved to Australia after graduating in 2021, but though the lifestyle and wages were good, visa restrictions made for ‘unstable living’
Lilian Seenoi-Barr moved to Northern Ireland from Kenya 14 years ago and was elected to her office in June
Internal briefing warns of ‘severe demands’ put on Tusla service for child asylum seekers
Volunteers warn of tents being slashed and urinated on within hours of men setting up camp
More than 75% of those polled have negative views of Government’s performance in relation to these two issues
The public feels the Government is getting it wrong on immigration, with negative comments far outweighing positive ones
Irish couple Kathleen and Jack came to London in 1956 to find new opportunities. Their fictional story, illustrative of many Irish emigrants at the time, features at London’s Museum of the Home, which has recreated their room in a shared house in Cricklewood
The former Dublin footballer may have left the GAA pitch behind, but he is playing to win in new territory: as CEO of Sanctuary Runners, making a difference to the lives of asylum seekers and migrants
Taoiseach says budget will be similar to last year with tax reductions and welfare increases
Median time to first interview for all applications had been slowly decreasing in 2024 but rose in July to 68 weeks for standard cases, up from 55.5 weeks in June and 63 weeks in May
The fire, which occurred before Christmas, came amid protests over site that was said to be housing asylum seekers
Professional, scientific and technical activities, as well as industry sector, lead the way in growth
‘Muslim Out’ was daubed on a wall of the Railway Bar and Steam Dining complex in Newtownabbey
Three members of the public seek to restrain former warehouse from being redeveloped to house mostly Ukrainians
It is idle to debate whether ‘Ireland is full’. But it is not idle to acknowledge the glaring truth that Ireland is in no position to accept 25,000 homeless migrants claiming asylum every year
The 1968 convention was the last hurrah for a phenomenon of huge importance in our own history: the Irish-American political machine. How apt that this week’s convention will mark the reluctant end of the career of Joe Biden
Inspectors warned of substantial risk of infection diseases being spread
British prime minister will discuss policing challenges with PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher
Reports submitted to IPAS reveal numerous fire safety incidents and some pest infestations during first six months of 2024
Pattern of camping and moving on has become daily routine for men arriving into Ireland seeking asylum
Some of the men who took part in recent violent unrest this week faced the consequences of their actions as their families watched on in anguish
People Before Profit publish Bill which would allow asylum seekers the right to work while their applications are processed
Taoiseach’s wife and children present when group of far-right protesters staged anti-immigration demonstration
Shirley Kidd (54) released on bail after being arrested on Wednesday during demonstrations
Several windows broken as bricks thrown at a house in the Donegall Pass area
Significant resources deployed in effort to avoid violent scenes witnessed in Coolock
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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