State spent nearly €416m on asylum seeker and Ukrainian accommodation in early 2025
Company behind Citywest Hotel, Cape Wrath Hotel Unlimited, paid €18.7m in first quarter of 2025
Afghans among 197 children served with deportation orders from Ireland
Children seeking asylum in Europe face systematic abuse and detention, new report warns
Will the Tuam excavation finally bring closure to families?
Irish Times reporter Órla Ryan reflects on the decade since Tuam mother and baby home revelations
Minnesota shootings and mass protests - has Trump’s divisive politics reached boiling point?
In the News podcast: What do the Minnesota shootings mean for the safety of lawmakers in Trump’s America?
Family reunification delays having ‘devastating’ impact on refugee families
Afghan family awaiting decision on parent hiding in Pakistan live ‘every day with instability and fear’
Families facing deportation are ‘at serious risk of destitution’, warns refugee council
Those subject to orders to leave country cannot work or receive state help such as allowances or medical cards
Could the disappearance of Fiona Pender finally be solved?
In the News podcast: Crime and security editor Conor Lally on the latest developments in the Fiona Pender case
Sligo-based doctor whose nine nieces and nephews were killed in Gaza: ‘I’m not seeking revenge, I just want this madness to end’
Dr Ali Alnajjar, an uncle to nine children who died in Gaza last week, calls for an end to Israel’s ‘impunity’
Why is Ireland so far off its climate targets?
In the News podcast: What can the Irish Government do between now and 2030 to reduce emissions?
‘Without people to build homes, it won’t happen’: Construction workers decry shortage of tradespeople
Skills shortage a ‘national emergency’ in the eyes of some as calls for recruitment drive grow louder
Leaving Cert 2025: What does grade deflation mean for this year’s students?
In the News podcast: Irish Times Education editor Carl O’Brien on the legacy of grade inflation
State may struggle to carry out ‘robust’ immigration checks without access to EU’s IT system, warns report
As non-Schengen country, Ireland cannot access bloc’s database registering those travelling from non-EU nations
Richard Satchwell: Murder trial has reached its fourth week - what have we learned so far?
Man accused of Tina Satchwell's murder in Youghal, Co Cork, has pleaded not guilty in court
Israel’s plan to ‘take control’ of Gaza, explained
In the News podcast: Sky news correspondent Alistair Bunkall on the intensifying violence in Gaza and Israel’s latest ground offensive
Michael Gaine: what do gardaí believe happened and what evidence has been uncovered?
In the News podcast: Irish Times southern correspondent Barry Roche discusses last Friday’s shock discovery on the Gaine farm and Sunday’s arrest