Irish Refugee and Migrant Coalition also urges new Mediterranean search and rescue

Government plans to house ‘less than 250’ asylum seekers in closed hotel

Less than a third of people who report violent racist crimes seek help of gardaí

Petbond, run by a vet, only lists animals from approved breeders and rescue centres

Pre-budget submission calls for tax incentives for landlords to sell to local authorities

Erin McGathy arrived from Los Angeles in 2016

Steven O’Brien’s expected to plead not guilty when case begins on November 14th

Hogan will be tough and very fair crafting future trade deal with UK, Ursula von der Leyen says

Rodent droppings also found in the Greenery which was deemed to pose immediate danger to public health

26-year-old detained on Sunday in connection with death of Vincent Parsons released

Athlete (29) represented Ireland at the European Championships in 2016

Dublin City Council agrees to accept statue following offer from Indian ambassador

Public may be ‘unknowingly shielding a killer’, warn gardaí

New to the Parish: Suad Aldarra and Housam Ziad arrived from Syria, via Egypt, in 2014

Presence of scientologists at meetings is becoming more noticeable, say charities

Four arrests for drink/drug driving, one investigation into sexual crime at festival

Latest data shows 3,778 children in emergency accommodation - a ‘source of immense shame’

Lancet study finds risk of breast cancer from HRT use is higher than previously thought

New to the Parish: Mo Nader arrived from Egypt, via Bristol, in 2014

Report finds minority Muslim group faces difficulties with language and employment

Six European countries to take 356 migrants stuck on board rescue ship in Mediterranean

Oghenetano John Uwhumiakpor, who arrived from Nigeria, via Finland, in 2006, says Irish-born black teenagers are ‘suffering an ide(...)

Try out the key and view property in person before transferring money, students told

Property registry body says number of scams targeting students rises at this time of year

Service allows customers to discreetly alert manned security centre through text

Work on odour control units to avoid future bad smells from the wastewater treatment plan

The Moville hotel, earmarked to open as a direct provision centre, was target of arson

Thousands of applicants refused for not providing documents by required date

Nour Aljarad has secured a place to study dentistry in Trinity College Dublin

Department of Foreign Affairs urges anyone with concerns to contact Irish embassy in Spain

Heather Humphreys says interdepartmental steering group will examine French approach to switching off

Limerick non-profit calls on Government to ensure asylum seekers receive basic supports

Number of new applications set for 15-year high as direct provision system struggling

New to the parish: Afshin Samali arrived from Iran, via Pakistan, in 1985

Repatriation of teenager’s body may be delayed if Malaysian police suspect foul play

Fewer than 40 sat Leaving Cert papers in July under pilot scheme for bereaved pupils

Asylum seekers must pay international fees to go on to third level in Ireland

Oireachtas committee to hold series of hearings on online abuse in October

Detectives call for man who helped three teenage girls to come forward

Bill addresses ‘significant inadequacies’ in law around court-appointed representatives

Local resident says there is a ‘huge level of fear’ in the local community

New to the Parish: Rachel Waite arrived from the US in 2011

Hiqa inspectors found fire risks, poor hygiene or lack of training at nursing homes

Homes evacuated in estate as army bomb disposal team makes IED safe

Concerns raised around number of school places available to children in Courtown centre

A total of 1,068 people, including 177 children, residing in emergency accommodation

New to the Parish: Persida Caldaras arrived from France in 2002

Early Childhood Ireland calls for investigation by childcare specialist to ensure ‘substantial changes’ are made

Imam of Galway Ahmadiyya Muslim mosque says he was warned of attack 3 months ago

Months after the death of Polish man Michal Wasikiewicz on the steps of St Audoen’s Church in Dublin, his family are still trying (...)

Michal Wasikiewicz was found dead on Cook Street on November 6th, 2018 after sleeping outdoors

Creches using CCTV must be clear when and how footage is destroyed, says rights body

Best of 40m competitors worldwide face off at e-sports tournament in New York

Chair of expert group warns Government against moves that ‘normalise’ drug use

‘If she was in anyway a decent woman she’d come out and face the people here today’

New to the Parish: Mandla Ncube arrived from Zimbabwe in 2016

Then asylum seeker’s local election run for Social Democrats caused controversy in party

Peta Guthridge arrived from Australia in 2015

Actor Stephen Rea and poet Jessica Traynor’s asylum seekers project has one aim: to end direct provision for good

Irish Refugee Council warns the State is in breach of EU law on asylum assessments

Tributes paid to barrister and political writer who died after short illness

New to the Parish: Dagogo Hart arrived from Nigeria in 2010

Irish legal, education and healthcare systems built without ‘children’s rights blueprints’

Ireland has highest rate of chronic benzodiazepine use in OECD among older adults

Irish Refugee Council warns assessing person seeking asylum’s vulnerability ‘crucial’

No Child 2020: Children in Direct Provision suffer bullying and restricted educational access

Councillors say more Garda resources urgently needed in Dublin 15

Taoiseach says former Army member could possibly face criminal charges if she returns

EU study finds Ireland has one of highest rates of cyberbullying; highest level of binge drinking

Committee recommends that International Protection Bill proceed to Dáil committee stage

Warning from the Oireachtas Committee on Education contained in first statutory report on the issue

Generic uniforms without badges and more financial back-to-school support needed, says committee

Amy Richards: ‘I have no idea what I wrote, I don’t know if it was complete gibberish’

Minister says the 34 graduates will help resolve national shortage of teachers

Medically supervised facility must open without delay, Merchant’s Quay says

Living wage for a single full-time worker rises to €12.30

‘For the past five years they have been sacrificing for me but now I can pay them back’

Nearly 10% of undocumented children have spent decade in Irish education system

Rashmi (24) is campaigning for a pathway to residency for young undocumented people

Siobhán Jordan was 100m from finish line during race in Dublin when she collapsed

Rescue 111 hit a sand dune in thick fog while returning from a rescue mission off the Waterford coast

Al-Maktoum family will have no control over new educational centre, Trinity College says

Ireland has lowest level in EU of consultants working in the health service, says campaign

213 residents at Hatch Hall to be relocated ahead of closure on July 15th

‘He was the heart of Fair City’, says long-running RTÉ soap’s executive producer

Saturday’s event starts on O’Connell St at 1pm and ends with free event in Merrion Sq

ICCL warns of ‘serious and urgent concerns’ at how State deals with protest and dissent

Pdforra tells Oireachtas committee members ‘want to see report good, bad or indifferent’

UN data shows street price of heroin in Ireland in 2017 was €136 per gram

Study finds only a third of women encouraged to pursue careers in Stem

Carlos Gonzalez, from Venezuela, feels he can be 100% himself in Ireland

Migrants with poor grasp of English more likely to face segregation, says ESRI report

Women’s council calls for State survey into sexual violence to include analysis of dating apps

Lack of convictions not due to inquiry flaws but fact employers are not prosecutable

IHREC criticises restriction of access to extended family and time limit on applications

Number of Venezuelans forcibly displaced by instability and food shortages rapidly rising

New to the Parish: Sugandha Arora arrived from India in 2017

‘It is all too much for us to take in’: Family members gather in west Cork for funeral

Government announces plan to protect holiday makers from potential terrorist activity

Tom Griffin was kitesurfing when he suddenly became ill, according to local reports