Former minister calls plan to pay asylum seekers more to return home ‘window dressing’
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Twenty three Romanian men with convictions removed from State on chartered flight – The Irish Times
A chartered flight has been used to remove 23 Romanian men from the State, all of whom have…
Man asks court to compel State to locate daughter ‘abducted’ by wife in Poland – The Irish Times
A father has accused the State of abandoning the rights of the most vulnerable members of our society…
Families to be offered €10,000 to drop asylum claims and leave – The Irish Times
Asylum seekers are to be offered an allowance of €2,500 – or €10,000 for a family – if…
How a car crash in Dublin 4 drove public-sector CEO salaries higher – The Irish Times
Shortly before 6pm on a dark winter evening in January last year, a car swerved and crashed into…
Ex-tech lobbyist named as Ireland’s new Data Protection Commissioner – The Irish Times
Former tech industry lobbyist Niamh Sweeney has been named to the Data Protection Commission, the chief regulator for…
Two sisters to head separate Government departments for first time – The Irish Times
For the first time two sisters will serve as top officials in Government departments at the same time.…
Elderly Ukrainians unable to access healthcare in Louth feel ‘humiliated’ and ‘exhausted’ – The Irish Times
Three elderly Ukrainians with complex medical needs say they are struggling to access healthcare following an accommodation transfer…
Why did An Garda Síochána give money to Cognyte, an Israeli surveillance company? – The Irish Times
The State has traditionally been extremely reluctant to release details about its use of spyware against Irish citizens.…
Garda Síochána paid substantial sums to Israeli spyware firm – The Irish Times
An Garda Síochána’s intelligence section paid substantial sums of money to an Israeli spyware company with a history…
Department cuts firm’s Ukraine accommodation contract over Garda vetting controversy – The Irish Times
The Department of Justice is to stop leasing accommodation for Ukrainian refugees from a company caught up in…
How many illegals are in Ireland? Government has no idea
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