According to Taoiseach Simon Harris, charging wage-earning asylum seekers is “common sense” and should be taken into consideration “to maintain social cohesion,” reports Breaking News. According to The Irish Independent, asylum seekers who are employed …
Asylum seekers will be kept in the Coolock neighbourhood of Dublin and Dundrum, County Tipperary, as scheduled, despite objections, reports Breaking News. This follows weeks of violent incidents at the former Crown Paints location, including …
Leeson Street was home to about forty asylum seekers who were living in tents when they received an order to leave without being offered a place to stay elsewhere, reports RTE. Most of the asylum …
After being freed twice in the last month of tents housing applications for international protection, there are presently 80 to 100 homeless male asylum seekers living on the Grand Canal, reports RTE. This group, however, …
Later this week, more lodging should become available to help asylum seekers who don’t currently have a place to stay, reports RTE. About 70 tents have been set up by asylum seekers at the International …
In the six years that the Dublin III Regulation’s prior reciprocal return arrangement with the UK was in effect, just 162 asylum seekers were repatriated to the UK, according to new numbers released by the …
A demonstration in front of Dublin’s International Protection Office (IPO) is scheduled to demand that the government assist destitute asylum seekers, reports Breaking News. Dozens of asylum seekers have been forced to sleep in a …
Since December 4th, 149 male asylum seekers who were initially not offered accommodation due to a shortage, have been offered spaces, reports RTE. This was because they were either rough sleeping or considered at risk …
The Department of Integration has confirmed that 76 asylum seekers have no state-provided accommodation, reports RTE. In total, as of Monday, 83 employees had to cancel, 7 places were secured retrospectively. On Tuesday, the cabinet …
Around 60 asylum seekers in Ireland were moved overnight to a new accommodation centre in Old Traff, north Dublin, where protests by opponents of the plan have erupted in recent days, reports RTE. The Department …
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