The rise of anti-immigrant ‘community watchdogs’ across Ireland
Last year saw the emergence of numerous groups formed to share information about alleged criminal offending, and in some cases patrol local areas
Stories about immigration, migrants of all types into Ireland
Last year saw the emergence of numerous groups formed to share information about alleged criminal offending, and in some cases patrol local areas
Fernando Moura Fernandes Souza (37) was stopped from re-entering Ireland after taking a mini-break to continental Europe from his course and part-time job in Dublin
Lack of even a basic list raises questions about how the scheme was monitored
Enforced deportations rose by more than 150% in 2024, with charter flights to start in ‘early 2025′ to increase pace of removals
Daily arrivals have dropped, but the number of asylum applications has increased significantly
Violence continued to grow along with the disinformation campaigns targeting asylum seekers, but far-right candidates failed to turn their large social media followings into votes
Far-right-inspired violence and continued sluggish efforts to grow the Garda force dominated Harris’s final full year in charge
Exciting times are ahead for Christian communities, based on joy, hope, energy and finding context and relevance in contemporary society
Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil ‘on track’ to strike government deal by January 22nd
Meaning of the word ‘or’ a material factor in the Supreme Court case
Derek Blighe said he was willing to make a donation to other charities but not the charity which assists asylum seekers
Judge said ‘untrue’ and ‘defamatory’ post caused stress and upset to Mr Casey and his family
Focusing on the impact on wages or employment levels of native workers is too narrow a frame of analysis
Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien introduced regulations last year allowing some asylum seeker accommodation to be classed as exempt development
Helen McEntee is due to discuss asylum issue at EU meeting on Thursday following ousting of Assad in Syria
Gardaí police 200-strong protest from town’s civic centre to the Midlands Accommodation Centre at Lissywollen
Gangs are charging €8,000 for illegal travel packages that avoid an English Channel crossing, say officials
Some 50 tents pitched at Kildare Place on Thursday after men told to leave ‘cold weather’ beds in Citywest
Diversity makes Ireland stronger, but it is under threat from rising intolerance, from those who say you’re not Irish if you 'don’t have a grandparent who fought for Irish independence'
Irish Refugee Council criticises ‘illogical’ move by State authorities which is understood to impact around 135 men
Record number of asylum seekers without accommodation comes as Government’s cold weather initiative ends
Number of employment inspectors have ‘raised concerns’ about the effectiveness of enforcement efforts, report says
More than 6,000 people are being granted Irish citizenship in seven ceremonies over two days
Just to keep up with present demand for housing, we require to build a city the size of Waterford every year for decades
Leah O’Shaughnessy and Melanie Martin co-wrote the book in the wake of the Dublin riots
Election 2024: Sinn Féin TD Paul Donnelly should be returned, but it might be a big ask for the party to take two seats
Election 2024: Sinn Féin's Aengus Ó Snodaigh was just shy of two quotas in 2020
Election 2024: Sinn Féin hopeful of gaining two seats despite dwindling poll numbers
Election 2024: If the far right are to make a breakthrough to the Dáil, it could be here
Asylum seekers and refugees continue to arrive, protests have become common, and the State’s immigration system continues to flounder
Children from the ‘1.5 generation’ who were brought by their parents to live in another country, can struggle to belong, as documented in a new book
Hostility to Sinn Féin over immigration has dissipated in its strongholds but the party has not yet captured the momentum of its successful 2020 general election campaign
Tetiana Kiselova was evicted from her accommodation after failing to pay the €10 daily fee
Many young people remain on edge and feel unfairly blamed for the violence, while local youth workers question a system that ‘allows people to be born into poverty’
Irish citizens who were born elsewhere, from Brazil to Poland, give thoughts on racism, childcare and Irish democracy
Six people with anti-immigration positions were elected in the June local elections when it was a hot-button issue - the temperature is lower in this general election campaign
As one runs in Dublin North-West and the other in Dublin South-Central, the general election candidates reject ‘far right’ and ‘anti-immigration’ labels and say why they are asking people to vote for them
Paul Cleary’s appointment to lead Dublin policing comes amid challenges of anti-immigration sentiment and crime in region
Irish voters are always more focused on ‘more to do’ than on ‘a lot done’
67 Syrians among the hundreds selected for resettlement in Ireland in 2022 under the Irish Refugee Protection Programme
High Court told original ministerial order has been revoked after residents raised issue of noise protection
Election 2024: Party proposes a new immigration agency that would oversee international protection applications
There are lessons for Ireland from the US election about the disconnect between establishment voices and the feelings of the electorate
Dublin South Central candidate Cllr Philip Sutcliffe referred to ‘coloured guys’ on O’Connell Street at a special Dublin City Council meeting on Monday
A man, oblivious to the world, and so at war with the living, screamed and heckled a couple and their daughter
Adviser championed policies during president-elect’s first term that included separating migrants from their children
Judge adjourns sentence to allow for a psychiatric report on the woman who came to Ireland to study English
The Co Roscommon town has been in the headlines due to tensions rooted in rising crime, residents say
Fears grow in US immigrant communities as president-elect says he has ‘no choice’ but to act on campaign pledge
Election 2024: Fine Gael leader promises more ‘interventionist’ State on child care and ‘firmer’ migration system
The small town has a long history of welcoming migrants but a rise in crime and a lack of Garda presence is causing resentment among locals
Court challenge has stalled plans to house 1,000 asylum seekers at State-owned north Dublin site
Anti-immigration protester Bernard Lavery was seen at the front of the crowd, waving an Irish Tricolour
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices