Immigration

Fears grow in US immigrant communities as president-elect says he has ‘no choice’ but to act on campaign pledge

The Co Roscommon town has been in the headlines due to tensions rooted in rising crime, residents say

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

As a general election looms, Newtownmountkennedy residents remain ‘traumatised’ and ‘divided’ and speak sadly of authorities’ poor management of the issue

When prices in Ireland began to surge in the 2000s, we looked to the German housing market as a more stable, affordable exemplar. Not any more

At 85, the long-time social campaigner says there’s no such thing as a typical homeless person: ‘every one of them is different, all have their own story, their own background’

Judge said three plaintiffs’ legal documents were ‘awash in meaningless conspiracy theories’

Company says its AI-driven system will modernise process and help ‘create a more efficient, accessible, and secure immigration system for Ireland’

Respondents reveal a greater concentration on the value for money of Government expenditure than on topics such as the housing shortage and immigration

Housing remains a key topic as general election looms; immigration falls to its lowest ranking this year

Two years ago about 375 Syrians were interviewed in Lebanon by Irish officials and told they would be resettled in Ireland before 2024. They’re still waiting - amid bombs, deprivation and discrimination. Sally Hayden spoke to some of those people, who feel trapped, scared and forgotten

Thirty-one of those missing are separated children seeking asylum, while six went missing from residential settings, figures show

Helen McEntee to update Government on impact of accelerated processing measures for international protection applicants

Drones ‘tested over Gaza’ have been reappropriated by the EU to monitor migrants in the Mediterranean

Acclaimed producer says governments North and South should invest in cross-Border culture to build mutual understanding

In a word: Immigration, we need it

‘The tents have been flying everywhere,’ says spokesman as migrants moved to houses in Newtownmountkennedy and Crooksling

Rite & Reason: The Irish experience abroad should remind us of the empathy we owe to those seeking shelter on our shores

The party faces strategic problems over where it positions itself and who its core voters are. And as it’s trying to figure all this out, it gets hit with one controversy after another

Negotiations with property owners about accommodation is leading to ‘higher cost and lower quality’, department says

Taoiseach says Ireland has an ‘open mind’ to idea for EU deportation sites for failed asylum seekers

The party is calling for a temporary closure of the country’s borders to asylum claimants

The Welsh capital was a hub for immigrants a century before the Windrush generation landed in England

‘Persistent racism and discrimination’ against Travellers and Roma in Irish society, says Council of Europe commissioner

Rite & Reason: Despite their declining numbers and ageing profile, members of religious congregations continue to challenge key social justice issues

Canadian government reverses policy amid growing concerns that immigrants are contributing to the country’s deepening challenges around housing, healthcare and other issues

Past four months has seen a significant increase in the number of Jordanians seeking international protection in Ireland

The level of support for the parties in the alliance, along with the Irish Freedom Party, won less than 2% of the national vote in June’s local election and around 5% in the European election

Alliance includes Ireland First, the National Party and the Irish People, as well as some Independents

In a more multicultural society, how can parents of mixed heritage help their children embrace a full sense of themselves?

Judge is told a ‘residual’ protest remains outside the former factory, which is due to house asylum seekers

Legislation to reform An Bord Pleanála passes in Dáil as Taoiseach discusses Gaza with Joe Biden

Roderic O’Gorman’s Department of Integration had contract with management consultants since March 2022

Surprise as Senate votes against declaring an ‘asylum crisis’

‘Everyone hopes and prays that something will be organised this week so we can stay long-term’

The arrest of the deeply private Russia tech titan has put the spotlight on illegal activity on Telegram, a preferred tool of the Irish far right. But Durov insists he is a defender of free speech

Gardaí were alerted by Waterways Ireland staff patrolling area