Reliance on volunteers to house Ukrainian refugees unsustainable, Taoiseach told
NGOs submit proposals to improve collaboration and co-ordination of response
Holiday home owners should receive allowance to accommodate Ukrainians, say refugee council
IRC urges Government to give holiday home owners €300 to €400 per month
Ukraine refugee crisis: The different approaches taken by Ireland and the UK
State has opened the door to Ukrainians while the UK talks ‘security concerns’
New coalition of non-profits formed to ensure Direct Provision ends by 2024
Group wants alternative system ‘fully compliant’ with human rights standards
Spike in domestic violence reports in direct provision centres
Increase in reports of domestic violence and harassment of asylum-seekers
Rise in people from war-torn countries refused entry to State
Irish Refugee Council says number of refugees denied ‘leave to land’ is ‘very concerning’
Vulnerability assessments for asylum seekers ‘urgently’ needed, says Refugee Council
HSE should conduct these and not International Protection Office, says council
Half of people in direct provision ‘unable’ to social distance
Irish Refugee Council criticises safety standards for asylum centres
Coronavirus Q&A: What is behind the spike in cases in Ireland? Should we be concerned?
Self-isolation facilities at Citywest see increase in referrals this week
I live in direct provision. It’s a devastating system – and it has thrown away millions
Black Irish Lives: The new Government must give asylum seekers their lives, and dignity, back
Direct provision: How the controversial system may be demolished
Dismantling system for accommodating asylum seekers is likely to be lengthy process
Department defends decision to place 10 beds in hotel room
Video of room with 10 beds deemed ‘staged’ but potential room capacity defended
Immigration crackdown sees rise in foreign nationals turned back at Dublin Airport
Fewer Albanians, Georgians apply for asylum as impact of Garda operation felt
Refugee council seeks funds to support workers dealing with trauma
Solicitors and others dealing with harrowing accounts of torture and physical violence
Alt-right groups stir local unease about immigrants
Polls reveal anxieties but for every direct provision protest or fire, voices sing support
Direct provision: The controversial system turns 20
The origins and current realities of Ireland’s method of housing asylum seekers
Varadkar’s comments on illegal immigration ‘dangerous’, says rights group
Sinn Féin leader criticises Taoiseach for singling out migrants from Albania and Georgia
Ruling marks an end to ‘forced separation’ of couples
Judgment should not delay reforms on refugee family reunification, advocates warn
All children must be taken out of emergency housing for asylum seekers, council says
Irish Refugee Council warns the State is in breach of EU law on asylum assessments
Short-term fixes drive direct provision system over long term
Housing crisis has worsened situation of asylum-seekers and creaking support system
Life for refugees in Ireland: ‘We have lost hope of getting a house’
Nearly 12% of people in direct provision granted asylum but cannot find a home
Tensions rise in direct provision centres as asylum claims hit 10-year high
Overcrowding in centres is now so ‘acute’ that maintenance work cannot be carried out
Arson in Moville: ‘People won’t tell you what they really think’
The town is ‘coming around to the idea’ of asylum seekers after last week’s hotel fire
Asylum seekers ‘shocked’ at decision to close Clondalkin centre
The capital’s largest direct provision centre, in west Dublin, has 225 residents
More than 200 asylum seekers may lose homes before Christmas
Clondalkin Towers Hotel to close December 3rd when management company pulls out
Migrant women ‘disproportionately affected’ by Eighth Amendment
Refugee support groups call for Repeal of the Eighth to protect rights of migrant women
Vintage Pat Kenny: Let’s hear it for wronged landlords
Radio Review: Ray D’Arcy gets emotional about HPV vaccine. Kenny defends accidental landlords
Right to work for asylum seekers after 6 months, council urges
Measure would ‘prevent economic and social exclusion’ and increase tax take
Less than a third of promised 4,000 refugees settled here
Charities call for reversal of tight family reunification rules ahead of World Refugee Day
Asylum seekers insulted by allowance increase, group says
Increase to €21.60 a week to those in direct provision called ‘offensively miniscule’
Tandem is Weld’s hope for big handicap at Leopardstown on Sunday
Johnny Burke gets the chance to aim for Boylesports success
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