In the News podcast with Bernice Harrison
Department of Foreign Affairs
Decrease follows tougher enforcement measures and a severe lack of accomodation for asylum seekers
Justin Flannery (26) from Co Sligo reported missing in Lauterbrunnen area in Swiss Alps last Friday
Man, originally from Co Tipperary, had been ‘arbitrarily’ detained since last October in ‘very difficult ordeal’ for him and his family
Aidan O’Hara, who was interrogated and held at gunpoint, says he was not the only diplomat to have such an experience
It requires semantic somersaults to claim that the British air defence deal can’t be discussed as a “matter of national security”
From 1960 to 2014 Ireland’s emissions exacted $55bn in losses across countries largely in the global south
Micheál Martin accused of ‘interfering in China’s internal affairs’ because of his comments on Taiwan, Xinjiang and Hong Kong
Ireland, Slovakia and Cyprus are the only EU countries who ‘deprive their overseas citizens of the vote’, says campaign group votingrights.ie
Department of Foreign Affairs confirms that 122 have been evacuated
People were running for their lives having left everything behind, according to Concern’s country director in Sudan
Ireland again forced to rely on friendly countries to airlift citizens out of conflict zone
About 150 EU citizens given shelter but about 50 others were left on street ‘because they were full’
More than 150 Irish citizens in Sudan seek help as evacuation operation in Khartoum at ‘highly sensitive’ stage
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE...
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
A project examining attitudes about the future of Ireland
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices