The man, who has been living in Ireland for several years, denies membership of any terror group

Decision could have major implications for asylum seekers in Ireland

Man claims he is at risk of ill treatment and torture if deported to his native country

Court of Appeal rules a Refugee Appeals Tribunal member was not unreasonable in law

Man who lived in direct provision claims he suffered damage to dignity and self-worth

Streamlined system aims to cut length of time applicants spend in direct provision

Supreme Court judge says 10-year-old child ‘knows no other country’ than Ireland

After visa expired, Muslim converted to branch of Islam that is sometimes persecuted

The Idris family have been in direct provision since they fled Pakistan for Ireland in 2007

Man faces ‘serious risk of inhuman and degrading treatment’ if returned, counsel says

Somali who claims he was kidnapped in home country succeeds in High Court challenge

Man claimed he was persecuted by Islamist extremists because he is a homosexual

Man claims he was persecuted due to membership of opposition by communist party

Court to examine whether constitutional rights extend to non-nationals seeking refugee status

Refugees still in limbo as landmark review of the direct provision system gathers dust

Burmese man lost his appeal over not being allowed work here for more than seven years

High Court told Afghani worked for commander responsible for disappearance of 100 Shias

Couple say they fled China out of fear husband would be forcibly sterilised, as wife was

Nigerian mother argued tribunal had failed to properly consider medical evidence