According to data from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO), more than 340 individuals were on the waiting list for beds in Irish hospitals on Friday morning, reports Breaking News. According to the union’s …
Asylum seekers in Dublin have set up more than 40 tents along the Grand Canal, reports RTE. The new tent camp has been set up between Huband Bridge and Mount Street Bridge. The International Protection …
Over the previous month, there has been a modest increase in the number of persons using emergency housing, reports RTE. According to the Department of Housing’s most recent figures, during the final week of March, …
40 years after the biggest fire disaster in the history of the State, an inquest jury has found that all the 48 victims who died at the Stardust nightclub were unlawfully killed. Following deliberation for …
Opposition MPs’ allegations that asylum seekers on Mount Street in Dublin’s city centre were relocated in honour of St. Patrick’s Day have been refuted by Minister for Integration Roderic O’Gorman, reports RTE. After the Government …
According to Green Party Senator Pauline O’Reilly, all International Protection applicants who were sleeping outside the International Protection Office due to heavy snowfall were given emergency accommodations last night, reports RTE. In the Dublin city …
In January 2024, 451,900 international tourists arrived in Ireland overall, reports Breaking News. In January 2024, out of the 451,900 international tourists that left Ireland for foreign destinations, 42.3% were from the United States, 11.1% …
An Oireachtas committee has heard that the quantity of citizenship applications that were approved more than quadrupled in the previous year, reports RTE. 22,500 petitions for citizenship were received last year, and 20,000 were granted. …
A large crowd gathered in considerable rain on Saturday afternoon at the Socks Byrne statue outside Scotch Hall, Drogheda beside the D Hotel. The patriots who gathered were protesting against 500 migrants being planted in …
A father and son attempted to contest €2,000 fixed penalty notices they were issued for allegedly flying to Dublin Airport in 2021 in violation of Covid restrictions, but their High Court case was unsuccessful, reports …
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