Ireland to urge solidarity with Spain in aftermath of migrant crisis in Ceuta – The Irish Times
Ireland will set out the need for solidarity with Spain in the aftermath of last week’s migrant crisis…
‘Studying in Ireland was the hope I was holding on to’: Palestinian teacher ‘dying inside’ since visa refused – The Irish Times
Palestinian teacher Haneen Eshreim (32) feels like she is “dying inside” since her visa application to study at…
Ireland has ‘no immediate plans’ to set up asylum seeker return hubs outside EU – Taoiseach – The Irish Times
The Government has “no immediate plans” to establish facilities in countries outside the EU to accommodate unsuccessful asylum…
New fast-track claims process rejects nine out of 10 asylum seekers – The Irish Times
Nine out of 10 asylum seekers whose requests for international protection were assessed using a fast-track procedure now…
More than 630 asylum seekers have voluntarily left State this year – The Irish Times
More than 630 asylum seekers voluntarily left Ireland in the first five months of the year, according to…
Thirty-four men deported to Poland and Lithuania from Ireland on grounds of criminality – The Irish Times
A total of 34 men were deported from Ireland to Poland and Lithuania on Sunday on the grounds…
Ukrainian refugees living in Ireland may be given financial support to return home – The Irish Times
The Government is to consider offering financial support to Ukrainian refugees living in Ireland who wish to return…
What is behind Ireland’s fuel protests?
Ireland’s Defence Forces have been put “on standby” to assist with clearing blockades outside some of the country’s…
Protesters ‘manipulated by outside actors’ like Tommy Robinson, says O’Callaghan
Fuel protesters are being “manipulated” by “outside actors”, the Irish Minister for Justice has said. Speaking to the…
More than 1,600 asylum-seekers were paid to leave Ireland in last two years
Government spent €3m on deportation flights in 2025 in move to tackle immigration Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan Wayne…
Settling up: State faces serious bill over shelved refugee accommodation deals
In April 2024, creaking under the severe strain of increasing numbers of people seeking protection in…
Five issues that have divided the Dáil – The Irish Times
The International Protection Bill is described as the most radical reform of immigration law in the State’s history.…