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Irish Refugee Council criticises Government's immigration proposals

Irish Refugee Council criticises Government's immigration proposals

Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan is to bring a number of memos to Cabinet on Wednesday

IPAS centre fire was arson attack, say gardaí

IPAS centre fire was arson attack, say gardaí

Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan warned of ‘serious consequences’ for the attack.

'Families and babies who have fled war were targeted': Arson attack on IPAS centre condemned

'Families and babies who have fled war were targeted': Arson attack on IPAS centre condemned

The Irish Refugee Council is condemning "in the strongest possible terms the horrific arson attack on people seeking protection in Drogheda"

More than 55,000 new homes needed each year, homelessness groups say

More than 55,000 new homes needed each year, homelessness groups say

Anti-immigration activist Derek Blighe convicted of threatening and abusive behaviour

Anti-immigration activist Derek Blighe convicted of threatening and abusive behaviour

Asylum seekers will have to sleep rough when moved from Citywest, says Irish Refugee Council

Asylum seekers will have to sleep rough when moved from Citywest, says Irish Refugee Council

Asylum legislation will close loopholes, says McEntee

Asylum legislation will close loopholes, says McEntee

Department of Justice stands by assessment on Northern Ireland asylum seekers

Department of Justice stands by assessment on Northern Ireland asylum seekers

Tue, 30 Apr, 2024

It comes amid a row between the UK and Ireland over migrants travelling from Great Britain to Northern Ireland, and into the Irish State

McEntee's figure for asylum seekers from North not based on evidence, Tánaiste says

McEntee's figure for asylum seekers from North not based on evidence, Tánaiste says

Mon, 29 Apr, 2024

The figure provided by the justice minister has been questioned by human rights and refugee organisations.

Doubt cast on claims majority of asylum seekers in Republic had crossed Border

Doubt cast on claims majority of asylum seekers in Republic had crossed Border

Mon, 29 Apr, 2024

It comes as UK and Irish ministers are meeting in London following a fallout over migrants travelling to Northern Ireland and into the Irish state.

'Completely unacceptable' that Ireland cannot provide accommodation for refugees

'Completely unacceptable' that Ireland cannot provide accommodation for refugees

Wed, 29 Nov, 2023

A new report from the ESRI found 141,600 people arrived in the State in the 12 months to April, representing a 31 per cent increase on the previous year