Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth

Some claim former convent will be used to accommodate other nationalities, despite official confirmation Ukrainians will be housed

Organisation ‘seriously concerned’ by children being placed in adult psychiatric units and impact of ‘racism’ on children

Both Government and Opposition parties have become the target of anti-immigrant protests as the challenge continues to accommodate refugees

The west Waterford town has been at the centre of protests over plans to turn its landmark hotel into a centre for asylum seekers

Reforming without ruining a traditional and highly valued part of the childcare landscape is a complex challenge

Community group campaigning for restoration of Columb Barracks distances itself from Thursday’s demonstration

‘Greater effort’ needed across Government to find large-scale accommodation, says Minister

Decision to house 120 international protection applicants at Columb Barracks prompts local concerns

Ministers to discuss ongoing humanitarian response to war in Ukraine as Government examines ‘all options’ to tackle accommodation crisis

Thousands of applications have been made following the enactment of the Birth and Information Tracing legislation, but a significant backlog has built up

Many providers signal they will not accept men, while Minister expresses concern about impact on tourism

Asylum seekers just arriving are being told they will have to find their own accommodation

At least 24 international protection applicants left without accommodation since arriving in State on Tuesday

O’Gorman says numbers seeking protection have jumped from 8,000 last year to 73,000 in just over a year

National shortage of accommodation to result in the Citywest hub being closed to new adult international protection applicants for longer periods

Citywest facility at capacity with some applicants told they will be contacted when accommodation available

Families distressed by overnight move from hotel in Clondalkin to disused former seminary in Milltown

Ministers told the number of refugees entering the State in 2023 could equal last year’s figures

Timeline for rolling out modular accommodation for refugees has been ‘recalibrated’

Drop-off partly attributed to Ukrainian ambassador to Ireland asking refugees not to come to Ireland or to defer their journeys

Total of 88 refugees still being housed in tents with delivery of modular properties slower than anticipated as sites are still being assessed

Ukrainian refugees billeted at Mourne Road school over Christmas, leaving before start of the new term

Briefing documents show current accommodation system is 'unsustainable'

The figure of 13,319 is highest in 20 years and is in addition to almost 70,000 refugees from Ukraine.

Families ‘distraught at living conditions’ at facility housing more than 300 people

Cost of hotel rooms and other properties up to €1 million per child in some cases

Dr Conor O’Mahony, who will not seek a second term as special rapporteur on child protection, reveals stark lack of engagement in final report

Cabinet committee on country to meet as projections show up to 75,000 could arrive by end of year

Adoption Authority of Ireland said delay is ‘not satisfactory’

Group said disruption was ‘just a small taste’ of future plans to stop block being used to house asylum seekers

Locals across the country are complaining that refugees are being housed in large numbers with no consultation

More than one fifth of all tourist beds are occupied by refugees, and the tourism industry simply can’t afford to let this continue

Residents are forced to move as department contract with Dublin hotel is due to end

Parents using unregistered childcare providers cannot avail of State subsidy scheme

Government under increasing pressure to source suitable accommodation for those fleeing the war

O’Gorman says Ukrainian embassy had been contacted so people could be advised to stay in other EU states as State accommodation could not be guaranteed

Officials direct women and children towards Citywest to be ‘triaged’ while single men are directed towards NGOs to find emergency accommodation

Predicted shortfall of 15,000 places for refugees by December amid continuing pressure on system

Charity agreed to repay funding following investigation into financial concerns

Latest figures show 1,718 properties out of 10,587 potential pledges are in use