Modular home handover for over 400 Ukrainians delayed until next month
Coalition scrambling to house refugees with almost 100,000 people entering State since Russia invaded Ukraine
Refugee Appeals Tribunal
Broken asylum system: Dual standard in how we treat refugees must end
All parts of a society will be judged on how we treat the most vulnerable. We risk being on the wrong side of history if we don’t create a system which can cope with flux and uncertainty
Taoiseach calls for deportation of failed asylum seekers as EU toughens migration stance
Ireland must be firm with those who arrive ‘with a false story or false pretences’, Varadkar says
Nigerian refugees reduced to onlookers as election approaches
Banditry, criminality and murder force many Nigerians to flee to Niger where as a diaspora they lose their vote
Some protesters appear to be in denial about their role in unlocking racist sentiment
Best way not be perceived as racist is not to engage in protests where racist rhetoric is rampant
Michael O’Kennedy obituary: A Fianna Fáil veteran who enjoyed long and varied career
Former minister, senator and European commissioner is remembered for his integrity
‘Man of great integrity’: Taoiseach pays tribute after death of Michael O’Kennedy
Former Fianna Fáil minister and EU commissioner left ‘a rich political legacy’
Russian man who sought asylum sues State for imprisoning him alongside axe murderer
Ivan Vostrikov takes case after he was detained and improperly deported to Germany
Five members of Albanian family lose appeal over deportation
Group sought asylum on grounds of persecution from being members of Gabel ethnic group
Lucrative sham-marriage scam brought to an end at Dublin cricket match
Gang leader arrested in his cricket whites, jailed for week and now deported
Wife of man shot dead in Nigeria wins appeal over refugee status refusal
Number of reasons for adverse credibility finding against woman were ‘flawed’
Delays in High Court rulings ‘impacting operation of justice’
Decisions in five cases have been outstanding for more than two years
Court bid by man with alleged links to Islamic terrorism to prevent deportation
The man, who has been living in Ireland for several years, denies membership of any terror group
Asylum seekers’ work ban unconstitutional, says Supreme Court
Decision could have major implications for asylum seekers in Ireland
Man allegedly linked to Islamic terror seeks Supreme Court hearing
Man claims he is at risk of ill treatment and torture if deported to his native country
Nigerian woman loses appeal over asylum rejection
Court of Appeal rules a Refugee Appeals Tribunal member was not unreasonable in law
Supreme Court considering right to work of asylum seekers
Man who lived in direct provision claims he suffered damage to dignity and self-worth
New asylum application process comes into effect
Streamlined system aims to cut length of time applicants spend in direct provision
Judge urges ‘humanitarian’ view of boy born in Ireland to Serbian parents
Supreme Court judge says 10-year-old child ‘knows no other country’ than Ireland
Man who converted to new religion loses appeal on asylum refusal
After visa expired, Muslim converted to branch of Islam that is sometimes persecuted
Ten years of living under threat of deportation
The Idris family have been in direct provision since they fled Pakistan for Ireland in 2007
Man with alleged terrorist links opposes deportation move
Man faces ‘serious risk of inhuman and degrading treatment’ if returned, counsel says
Man ‘who was tortured’ gets new hearing over refugee status
Somali who claims he was kidnapped in home country succeeds in High Court challenge
Nigerian man loses High Court appeal on persecution grounds
Man claimed he was persecuted by Islamist extremists because he is a homosexual
Moldovan politician denied asylum given new hearing
Man claims he was persecuted due to membership of opposition by communist party
Supreme Court to hear test case on asylum seeker’s ‘right to work’
Court to examine whether constitutional rights extend to non-nationals seeking refugee status
Asylum system: Government fails to deliver on promised reform
Refugees still in limbo as landmark review of the direct provision system gathers dust
Court refuses to give state legal costs in direct provision case
Burmese man lost his appeal over not being allowed work here for more than seven years
Asylum denial quashed for man who says he was abducted by Taliban
High Court told Afghani worked for commander responsible for disappearance of 100 Shias
One child policy: China couple’s refugee bid must be reconsidered
Couple say they fled China out of fear husband would be forcibly sterilised, as wife was
Child with illness wins challenge to denial of refugee status
Nigerian mother argued tribunal had failed to properly consider medical evidence
Man says almost all ‘autonomy’ lost in direct provision system
Asylum seeker appeals Minister’s refusal to consider application for permission to work
Bisexual woman loses legal bid for refugee status
Woman claimed she fled her native Nigeria after her family threatened to kill her
Malawian parents win right to halt children’s deportation
Grandfather wanted to rape child to cure his HIV infection, court told
Call to grant work rights to new asylum seekers
Recommendation that application for asylum be dealt with not later than six months
FoI restrictions on refugee issues ‘rushed’ through Oireachtas
Brendan Howlin says new legislation aims to prevent administrative delays
FOI move attempts to ‘contain information on banjaxed asylum system’
Mary Lou McDonald ‘alarmed’ by Freedom of Information proposals for refugee bodies
Refugee Appeals Tribunal member made ‘gratuitously insulting’ remark, says judge
Cameroonian woman’s religious convictions questioned over children outside marriage
New Government Bill to speed up asylum process
Requests for refugee status and other protection being streamlined
Supreme court rejects girl’s appeal over alleged risk of female genital mutilation
Mother came here in 2005 and youngest daughter was born five years ago
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