Immigration

Dismissing those who present without documents at the airport as ‘unvetted’ is missing the point about what it means to seek protection in Ireland

Up to half of 700 quick-build houses approved by Government might not be completed by end of year due difficulties assessing suitable sites

Minister for Integration Roderic O’Gorman confirmed the move amid pressure from Fine Gael TD to use private companies for modular units

Simon Harris says ‘it is not about having a tough line on migration, it is about having a system that is fair and rules based’

IT Sunday: Pension repayment queries and the death of Tina Turner were both topics that garnered interest this week

Site has been the centre of demonstrations by protesters in recent weeks

Dunja Mijatović says situation ‘may contribute to a nascent anti-refugee sentiment’

Unconscious bias must be checked when words such as ‘unvetted’ drip from our mouths with scorn

Drew Harris faced sustained questioning from oversight body of the Garda’s alleged 'softly, softly' approach to policing anti-immigration protests

The nature of the refugee crisis means that more beds will be needed, sooner or later

Minister for Finance believes many Ukrainian refugees will remain living and working in Ireland after war ends

If people are unsure what to think about immigration, it’s hardly surprising. Clear, timely information is the first requirement

Several sites under consideration for berthing ‘floatels’ in Dublin and Cork

‘The Irish Government and everyone who works for them will take care of everybody else but their own’

Internal briefing states asylum seekers to be place into refurbished building in Ballybritt industrial site

Inside Politics: Cabinet meets with Justice matters dominating the agenda

Drew Harris defends decision not to move more firmly against roadblock anti-immigration protesters

People are allowed to protest but not intimidate, the minister said

A never-before-used EU law swiftly helped millions of fleeing Ukrainians but it may never be used again

David McInerney, who retired three weeks ago, believe an unorthodox, subtle approach is often the best way to reduce local tensions

Similar story for asylum seekers in Ireland, Denmark, Belgium, Germany and Poland as Ukrainians enjoy priority treatment and others sometimes struggle

There were 76,175 Ukrainian refugees in Ireland at the end of March, the tenth highest number overall in the EU

Round-the-clock demonstration to continue on the Magowna Road in Co Clare but not directly outside the Magowna House Hotel

Officers rarely intervene to remove or arrest far-right protesters. Does this help or hinder troublemakers?

Russia, climate change, long-term growth and domestic immigration have been Sweden’s preoccupations during its term

Recent protests in Co Clare show that small-town Ireland is about more than just farmers

True impact of migration accommodation issues is it will fuel feelings, where they exist, that Government is remote, indifferent and arbitrary

Where is the true spirit of the Irish nation?

A new mission for the religious

Unpublished paper developed by Department of Integration makes several recommendations

Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien has said pod-style accommodation has ‘vast potential’ to house migrants quicker

Costs would be associated with allowing Ukrainians to repatriate to native country and making arrangement for those wishing to stay, says Taoiseach

A small rural community has become the scene of the latest protest over the Government’s attempts to find accommodation for refugees in the migrant housing crisis

As they celebrate Vyshyvanka Day, many in Cork’s Ukrainian community long to return home but realise they may be staying here

Dolcain House, a former office building close to the M50 motorway, will have capacity to house 386 asylum seekers

Joe O’Brien is due to meet protesters and residents who have moved to the Magowna House Hotel in Inch

Dublin City Volunteer Centre’s Together for Better programme gives international protection applicants a chance to connect with the local community

Government will also continue to host people seeking international protection in Co Clare despite ‘unacceptable’ protests at Magowna House

Government to place people who have arrived into the country at an industrial premises, a former college and a converted office building

Local representatives said dictating outcome of situation ‘unwise’ as Government maintains course