Murder accused gave at least three different dates of birth to international authorities
Inquiry at Dublin District Court seeks to confirm age of Somali national who applied for asylum in State last July
International Protection Office
Decision on whether asylum seeker is an adult or child to be removed from Tusla
Those presenting as unaccompanied children to make asylum applications will be appointed an advocate
Almost 300 asylum seekers claiming to be children were adults, Oireachtas committee told
Tusla says age assessment of unaccompanied minors has been an issue of significant risk in recent years
Cutting Ukrainian accommodation supports could cause spike in asylum requests, groups warn
Ukrainians ‘absolutely entitled’ to apply for international protection but this could put system under ‘catastrophic strain’, says Brian Killoran
Fees paid to top 10 asylum-accommodation providers exceeded €300m in 2025
In total, €1.6bn paid last year to private firms operating centres for international protection applicants and Ukrainian refugees
State wins appeal over €21,877 damages award to international protection applicant
Supreme Court unanimously overturns decision that Georgian national was entitled to damages over breach of his rights under EU law
Hundreds of families told to leave Ipas accommodation despite plea for ‘pause’ over homeless provision
Surge in households leaving direct provision centres has ‘serious impact’ on emergency accommodation capacity - DRHE
Family at centre of Department of Justice protest deported to South Africa
Members of south Dublin community ‘shocked and saddened’ by development on Saturday
Nearly 30% of unaccompanied minors seeking asylum ‘ineligible’, says Department of Justice
More than 140 people who sought international protection as children determined by Tusla to be adults, figures suggest
Asylum decision flawed after handling by Zimbabwean of different ethnicity, judge rules
Interview as part of Ndebele woman’s international protection application conducted by Shona individual
Judicial review reforms raise ‘serious’ concerns over access to justice, say barristers
Limitations imposed by Civil Reform Bill go ‘far beyond restrictions’ in similar jurisdictions
Immigration law overhaul: Five issues that have divided the Dáil
Opposition TDs criticise plans to guillotine International Protection Bill on Wednesday
More than 150 child asylum claims were ruled ineligible, Tusla figures reveal
A total of 86 people in 2025 and 67 in 2024 were referred back to the Department of Justice International Protection Office
Legal challenges by asylum seekers triple in three years
Anticipated surge comes as Department of Justice ramps up decision-making and deportations
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