Plan to house asylum seekers at Coolock site will go ahead, says O’Gorman
Social Democrats leader says: ‘Coarsening debate around immigration is leading to increased attacks on migrant communities’
‘I was lucky to escape that knife’: Asylum seekers outline alleged attack on Dublin city centre camp
‘They told me pitching a tent in the city is illegal so why do they give us tents? It makes no sense.’
Gardaí investigate alleged attack on asylum seekers’ camp in Dublin city centre
Fifteen men fled to Garda station on Tuesday night after their tents on City Quay were reportedly slashed and thrown in the River Liffey
How the clashes in Coolock went from a sit-in protest to violence on the streets
In the News podcast: What exactly happened in Coolock on Monday and how did the violence escalate?
How the assassination attempt could affect the race for The White House
In the News podcast: Irish Times Washington Correspondent Keith Duggan discusses the implications of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump’s life
Phibsborough community rallies to support asylum seekers moved on from Phoenix Park
Some 16 men from Palestine, Jordan, Afghanistan and Somalia camped in north Dublin suburb over the weekend
‘Every migrant woman I know, including myself, has suffered from depression’
Women in Ireland’s direct provision system suffer sexual violence, and many live in fear of their ‘hostile environment’
Inside Crooksling: ‘Sleep is the only escape’ from the ‘dirty, unsafe’ asylum seeker campsite
‘Going to sleep at night is the only escape from it all,’ says a former resident of the Dublin facility
Asylum seeker camp in Dublin’s Phoenix Park cleared
Some 2,350 asylum-seeking men are homeless and awaiting accommodation
‘You see a lot of unfairness’: Irish in Dubai describe parallel lives
‘If you get on the wrong side of the police, freedom and fairness are not to be taken for granted,’ says returned teacher
Dubai is ‘very unsafe’ for women going through marital breakdown, says human rights advocate
Tori Towey says Dubai police officer laughed and pointed when she presented at station to file a complaint against her husband
Palestinian lawyer Raji Sourani: ‘You cannot act like ancient Rome ... We are not the slaves of the 21st century’
On a visit to Dublin, the Gazan human rights lawyer denounces ‘selectivity and the politicisation of international law’ and explains what the Irish Government could still do to help end the killing in Gaza
Why is Sudan on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe?
In the News podcast: Africa reporter Sally Hayden discusses the devastating situation facing the people of Sudan
Ukrainian women who moved to State since 2022 having difficulty accessing sufficient medical support, notes study
Research carried out among more than 675 respondents by Ukrainian medical sociologist
How France’s far right failed to take power
In the News podcast: Irish Times Europe correspondent Jack Power on the French election results and the struggle to form a new parliament