Several residents of Kinvara want to bring High Court proceedings

The Cabinet is expected to sign off on new proposals on Tuesday which will reform the current system to improve decision times

The latest figures show that 1,040 asylum seekers were returned from the Republic to somewhere outside the EU last year

At Ennis District Court, Judge Alec Gabbett has directed that Ross Culligan (20) bring his June Leaving Cert results to court in September before finalising the case.

The Department of Justice said during 2024 just 1,200 decisions were being made each month while 1,800 new applications were being made.

The Court of Appeal has been urged to overturn a decision that the State’s failure to provide for the basic needs of homeless asylum seekers is a breach of their fundamental rights

The inspection found 35 per cent of staff across centres were not appropriately vetted by gardaí.

In over a third of all cases, a cause of death is not available, while 15 are attributed to accidents, poisonings and violence.

Jim O’Callaghan said the flight has landed and the people are ‘back safely in Georgia’.

Andy Donohue (19) “came under the influence of some extremely racist people”, his defence counsel told Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on Tuesday.

In 2024, 1,116 people departed from the State under various mechanisms, and this was an increase of 252 per cent on the 2023 total of 317.

Under normal circumstances, public bodies are obliged to provide the names of staff members when publishing documents or releasing them in response to Freedom of Information requests.

On Monday, Mr Justice Richard Humphreys was told that the formulation of the State’s position on the case is “not as advanced” as previously hoped.

European Migration Network Ireland’s annual review showed continuing challenges and developments in migration to the country.

Inspections of International Protection Accommodation services found asylum seekers living in "cramped, overcrowded, undignified and unsafe" accommodation

He claimed the occupants would be free to move about and will “inevitably cause a significant traffic hazard and a health and safety issue” next to the site and along the road

The Refugee Council has asked IPAS if they have a cold weather initiative and if they can get a copy of such a policy.

Asylum seekers are entitled to seek access to the labour market in Ireland if still awaiting a decision on their international protection application after five months.

The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission confirmed the State’s appeal was lodged with the Court of Appeal.

The Sinn Fein leader said the agency would ‘ensure cohesion’ around planning, sharing of information, and speedy decision-making.

Here is a breakdown of the latest facts and figures related to migration in Ireland.

A local group said there is a 'significant' risk the 1,000 male asylum seekers will create a nuisance to the local population.

Giving his decision on Thursday, Mr Justice Holland said the plaintiffs’ legal documents were “awash in meaningless conspiracy theories”.

Sanctuary Runners believes its team may break a record for the number of international protection applicants to run a marathon.

Peppard Investments Holdings Ltd show it recorded revenues of €28.1m and operating profits of €9.95m last year.

If the State spend for accommodating IP applicants remains at the same level for the remainder of the year, the total 2024 bill is projected to amount to be around €960 million.

But the Taoiseach did say proposals which would introduce a charge for asylum-seekers with jobs are expected to be brought to Cabinet this month.

The owner of Wicklow hotel claims it could lose up to €2.1 million for accommodating international protection applicants

Simon Harris said it was important to keep assessing the rules around migration ‘to maintain social cohesion’.

The Government is under fire for considering forcing asylum seekers to pay towards the cost of their accommodation

The introduction of 24-hour security patrols along Dublin's Grand Canal is being slammed

International protection applicants can seek permission to work if their application has not been processed for five months.

The Government is to consider ‘further changes to supports’ for asylum seekers.

Dublin Communities Against Racism said the attacks happened at a derelict property on Ormond Quay twice in 24 hours

The Department of Integration is examining the offers.

The tent village outside the International Protection Office on Mount Street was eventually removed in May

They were pulled down at a recent protest but have since been reinstalled.

Mr Justice Barry O’Donnell delivered the judgment on Thursday afternoon.

Minister for Integration Roderic O'Gorman said the state has an obligation to accommodate International Protection applicants

Residents of Dundrum village, Co Tipperary had sought to stop asylum seekers being accommodated in a local hotel

From today, applications from both Nigeria and Jordan will be processed as priorities.

Asylum-seekers are currently entitled to medical cards, which has been questioned by opposition politicians. Sinn Féin has stated in recent months that the granting of medical cards should be means-tested.

The Policing Authority heard that it had taken 110 hours to go through 68 hours of CCTV footage of public disorder in Coolock.