Immigration

It’s rightly treated with the same disdain - not because it's too provocative, but because it's too weird

Both have the least positive views on immigration of any two groups of party voters on the island

Some 112,189 people have claimed temporary protection in Ireland, an increase of 8.5 per cent in 12 months

Opposition politicians denounce ‘Dublin Centres’ as pre-election gestures by a government that has lost control of asylum process

Minister for Justice says there ‘has to be a consequence’ for people refused asylum

SF voters in South resemble Northern unionists in attitudes to immigration

Northern unionists are far more likely to be anti-immigration compared with their nationalist counterparts, while southern nationalists sit somewhere in between

In a unanimous decision on Friday, a five-judge Supreme Court dismissed the appeal

Philip Dwyer given two-month suspended sentence for failing to obey a garda direction to move on

Efforts needed to reduce the number of people applying for international protection, O’Callaghan says

Measure aims to ‘protect foreigners in situations of maximum vulnerability’

As elections approach, leader of the opposition CDU presents voters with a centre-right cocktail that is remixed on a daily basis

Israel must respect that ‘Ireland is for Irish people and Palestine is for Palestinians’, says Palestinian ambassador to Ireland

US proposal to reduce corporation tax would reduce our own corporation tax take as well as our attractiveness for FDI, KPMG says

State now appealing High Court ruling that it breached rights of homeless international protection applicants

One couple at protest who live in one of the apartments say they were served with eviction notice in November

Opposition accepts AfD support for hot-button migration proposal

By trying to cut off support for the far right, the European centre is normalising their extreme policies

President is threatening to ramp up arrests and deportations of those who are in the US illegally

A group of 54 Ukrainian refugees living in Limerick received letters this week telling where they will be moved to in March

At least 1,000 Ukrainian refugees face relocation in a push to reduce State accommodation contracts

New fast-tracking measures introduced in mid-year for applicants from Nigeria and Jordan significantly reduced numbers applying from those countries

Colombia will not accept deportation flights until migrants are treated with ‘dignity’, president says

For the president’s popularity in the US to last, he will have to make sure all his talk of a golden age translates into more money in ordinary people’s pockets

Facing Russian attempts to ‘weaponise’ migration, Poland takes a hard line on asylum

English nationalism has rarely been more interested in Ireland

From withdrawing the US from the World Health Organisation to renaming the Gulf of Mexico, Trump was quick to sign several orders on his first day back in office

Total number of 149,200 represents 5 per cent increase on previous year but includes those who would subsequently have moved on

If we want less strain on the capacity of the country we should limit immigration

Total of 10,547 migrants died trying to reach Spain by boat last year, according to monitoring group Caminando Fronteras

In briefing notes, chief executive Michael Lohan advised to be on guard for questions about Big Tech subsidies

Israel-Palestine conflict protests now much more frequent in Dublin than anti-immigration events

Spanish prime minister unveils raft of measures to ease rents and house price inflation

Government accused of placing too much focus on integration into labour market rather than into society

WRC cases taken on behalf of workers are likely to be ‘the tip of the iceberg’, and even in successful cases, nonpayment of awards is a significant issue

Herbert Kickl says he is ready for talks with centre-right People’s Party, 100 days after his Freedom Party topped polls in election

We can’t exonerate ourselves from colonialism and warfare if we ignore sinister forces in our own society

Series of referendums on issues such as housing and water ‘highly unlikely’, negotiators say

Price of fencing alone reached €566,718, Waterways Ireland says, with removal of asylum seeker tents costing €95,170

Last year saw the emergence of numerous groups formed to share information about alleged criminal offending, and in some cases patrol local areas