Halawa family thanks public for support over four-year ordeal on an emotional day

‘The (Muslim) community in Ireland are living in Ireland where this is allowed by law’

Clonskeagh building was opened in 1996 by then president Mary Robinson

Holding Eid on Tuesday ‘has not been accepted by the majority of Muslims in Ireland’

Ten 40-foot Human Appeal Ireland containers of supplies are bound for Damascus area

President pays respects at Kilmainham event on National Day of Commemoration

19-year-old from south Dublin has been held in an Egyptian prison since August 2013

Coalition urged to advocate more aggressively on teenager’s behalf

Ibrahim Halawa could face death penalty after being caught in Cairo protests last year

Hassan Khan buried at Newcastle cemetery after service at Islamic Cultural Centre mosque in Dublin

Teenager held on terrorism charges since protest against ousting of former president Mohamed Morsi

Three faiths, including five Christian denominations, led prayers

Ahead of the trial of their teenage brother Ibrahim next week, the Halawa sisters who were detained with him in Egypt last year recall what happened

Sister of Ibrahim (18) criticises State as brother prepares for Egyptian court

Omaima, Fatima and Soumaia reunite with friends and family after detention in Egypt

The Irish-Egyptian Halawa siblings became increasingly politicised during a summer holiday in Egypt, and have now been detained by the regime they protested against. But friends say they are innocent victims of a political power struggle

Diplomat meets four siblings at security forces headquarters in Tora district of Cairo

Three Halawa sisters and their brother took refuge in besieged mosque in Cairo following Muslim Brotherhood ‘Day of Rage’

Four Halawa siblings understood to be safe after Egyptian security forces storm building