Immigration

Racist attitudes have solidified, driven by social media and prominent far-right campaigners in the local community

Document blames European officials for thwarting US efforts to end the war in Ukraine

After months of teasing the idea of a third term run, ageing US president seems to rule himself out

By creating welcoming outdoor spaces, community gardens can reduce social isolation and foster good mental healt

Television: The good work done by Fighting Words on the north side of Dublin is celebrated in this agreeable, if at times workmanlike, documentary

Bill to give effect to pact is seen as most radical overhaul of migration policy in a generation

Group calling themselves the New Republican Movement say are ‘patriots’ and ‘frustrated with mass immigration’

Across the US, a growing number of Venezuelan children whose parents were deported back to their home country have been left behind

Housing and services remain problems to be solved even as numbers coming into country are going down

Private concerns among some in Cabinet that visas may be used as ‘backdoor’ to employment documents

At Other Voices festival in Kerry, former president warns of ‘anti-intellectualism’ threat to peace

Erection of flags echoes similar campaign by far-right in UK that critics say is designed to intimidate immigrants

Anti-immigration campaigners and antiracism activists are flying or removing flags across the country and arguing about what it all means

Latest steps include new restrictions both on family reunifications and citizenship grants

Residents had to be moved from Newtownmountkennedy site to alternative accommodation last year due to severe weather

There has been a natural increase but population growth is turbo-charged by immigration

New barriers to citizenship form part of Government tightening of immigration system

Irish rate is seven times the EU average and is putting pressure on services and State capacity, says Minister

Simon Harris has said it ‘defies common sense’ to allow working asylum seekers to get free accommodation

Paschal Donohoe on superstar economist Branko Milanovic’s new work

In the News podcast: EU and UK influenced by Danish controversial immigration policies

More restrictive family reunification rules also proposed

Scotland’s nationalist first minister visits Dublin on Tuesday and Wednesday to talk economics, culture and space rockets

Jim O’Callaghan to keep ‘close eye’ on consequences of UK plan to toughen its immigration policy

Calls to reduce such immigration to ease pressures on infrastructure would only makes things worse

Further changes likely in response to UK’s stricter new migration controls, sources say

Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit deal may scupper Westminster’s plans

As gardaí investigate numerous alleged assaults, many of the estimated 25,000 people here with Bangladeshi roots worry as they go about their day-to-day lives

What will happen to failed asylum applicants and migrants to the UK who have overstayed, and who can travel freely to Ireland?

Tánaiste says he has ‘significant concerns that we’re not having that sort of discussion at a policy level in Ireland that every other European country is having’

Speculation continues to rumble on about the future leadership of Fianna Fáil

Moves come after new policies unveiled in Britain which may require State to tighten procedures further

UK home secretary Shabana Mahmood says biggest overhaul of rules in decades is needed to stop ‘asylum shoppers’

‘Over 80%’ of those claiming asylum in Republic are reaching Dublin via Northern Ireland, says Minister

Move by Keir Starmer’s Labour government seeks to stem rise of populist Reform UK party

The founder of advocacy group Black and Irish on the childhood racism he experienced in Tallaght, overcoming his identity crisis, and the recent violence in Citywest

RTÉ’s phone-in show comes under most scrutiny as Radio 1’s revamped schedule begins

People seeking employment in a new country often face obstacles locals don’t have to contend with

Court of Appeal judges had ruled against human rights commission in summer

‘Intimidation’ includes children being told ‘go home’ and witnessing parents being called derogatory names