Irish Refugee Council

Mohammed Younis arrived in Ireland on Thursday and still has no word of when accommodation will be available

Junior minister Joe O’Brien says anti-refugee protesters have ‘crossed the line’ with their comments

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

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

Hotels which volunteered to house Ukrainians are being approached to host other applicants for protection

Attorney General leads tributes to Mr Justice Robert Eagar on his retirement

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

Minister Roderic O’Gorman said he will meeting officials to discuss requests to move children out of the processing facility

Afghan Admission Programme promised ‘up to 500 places’ for at-risk family members but some applicants claim relatives already kidnapped by Taliban

Refugees and asylum-seekers to be housed in tented accommodation from Monday

Nine-week programme aimed at closing technical skills gap

Number of empty houses under public ownership would be ‘small’, says Dr Lorcan Sirr

NGOs submit proposals to improve collaboration and co-ordination of response

As Ukrainians are fast-tracked, those fleeing other dire situations face a different system

Host families are ordinary people with lives of their own. They need our help.

Religious communities offer rooms in convents and retreat centres to those fleeing

IRC urges Government to give holiday home owners €300 to €400 per month

New to the Parish: Donnah Vuma arrived from Zimbabwe in 2014

More than 10,000 people pledged accommodation for Ukrainian refugees. How does it work?

State has opened the door to Ukrainians while the UK talks ‘security concerns’

Irish public donate millions of euro and offer spare accommodation to Ukrainians

Irish Red Cross gets €9m-plus in 10 days from Irish donors to aid those fleeing war

Group wants alternative system ‘fully compliant’ with human rights standards

Increase in reports of domestic violence and harassment of asylum-seekers

Total of 2,333 people refused leave to land at Dublin Airport so far this year

Government has issued 499 waivers to Afghan refugees, but just 286 arrive in State

People who apply for protection still required to quarantine in allocated hotels

Minister hopes 35 Irish citizens in Kabul will be evacuated within days

Lack of minimum standards for interpreters has knock-on effect for vulnerable people

Irish Refugee Council says number of refugees denied ‘leave to land’ is ‘very concerning’

New to the Parish: Phathisani Nkomo, a teacher, arrived in Ireland from Zimbabwe in 2019

Contracts for direct provision centres may be extended during transition, O’Gorman says

Department admits replacing system for asylum seekers more complex than foreseen

Minister for Justice says asylum seekers now allowed to work after six months rather than nine

Report recommends ‘blend’ of housing models be used to replace direct provision

HSE should conduct these and not International Protection Office, says council

‘Our work shouldn’t just be for English speaking people, everyone in Ireland should be educated about water safety’

Government and HSE confirm rollout of voluntary and free testing for asylum seekers

Residents at Esplanade Hotel received HSE letter advising they restrict their movements

Applicants must have spent at least three years living in Ireland before applying