Contracts with hotels housing more than 4,000 Ukrainians end next month, while private host payments end in March

Integration is most effective when it focuses on improving conditions for everyone in a community rather than focusing singularly on projects for migrants, the report says

Rights groups raise concerns at new rules — including the eight-year residency requirement which will be applied retrospectively to migrants already living in Ireland

The payment paid to hosts for accommodating Ukrainians in their home is currently €600 per month, but it set to be cut to €400 from September.

The Irish Refugee Council has warned that Ireland’s asylum system is becoming increasingly restrictive, with longer delays, rising deportation orders and continued failures to provide accommodat...

'Every day I search for rental accommodation, but we face obstacle after obstacle,' says mother of two

Under the bill, different residency rules will apply depending on an applicant’s citizenship or immigration status, including Irish, UK, EU and non-EU nationals.

New research suggests immigrants in Ireland contribute more to the public finances than Irish-born residents

Ipas residents in a Co Clare centre complained that it was "like a holding pen" and that tented accommodation was cold

Many Ukrainians cited English language skills as a barrier to employment.

Civil society organisations from the Coalition on the EU Migration Pact have strongly criticised the rushed passage of the International Protection Bill 2026 though the Oireachtas, warning it raises s...

President Catherine Connolly has convened a meeting of the Council of State under Article 26 of the Constitution to discuss the constitutionality of the International Protection Bill 2026.

Engineer Kanku Biselele has just completed a postgraduate diploma in sustainable energy

Proposed changes to family reunification rules risk prolonging the trauma of separation for refugee families in Ireland, writes Niall O’Keeffe of the Irish Red Cross.

Legendary Ukrainian poet Lina Kostenko once said that nations don’t die from heart attacks. First, their language is taken away

Together We Thrive Labour Launches Campaign Promoting The Contribution of Migrants - The Labour PartyToday the Labour Party launched its ‘Together We Thrive’ campaign – highlighting the contribution o...

First launched in May 2024, Céad Míle Fáilte is a project run by Irish language organisation Conradh na Gaeilge, connecting new members of the community with the language.

Division on Migration and Refugees Strasbourg 11 March 2026

The Government has prolonged Temporary Protection permissions for Ukrainians and other displaced persons for another year, to 4 March 2027. The automatic extension spares beneficiaries a re-applicatio...

The State has created a "two-tier" asylum accommodation system resulting in significant gaps in oversight and regulation, according to research published today.

Doras research highlights overcrowding, isolation and lack of oversight in emergency accommodation for international protection applicants

Opposition TDs criticise plans to guillotine International Protection Bill on Wednesday

New research at the University of Galway has found that greater diversity in sport comes through actively spending time with ethnic minorities.

Meanwhile, many workers are taking jobs abroad, where project returns are higher.

A system that accelerates decision-making without sufficient legal clarity risks embedding errors, unlawfulness and injustice

Several men who made dangerous journeys alone tell Al Jazeera they have faced suspicion, hatred and homelessness.

Since 2022, just 2,530 immediate family members have been allowed to come to Ireland through international protection family reunification

JOHN Lannon, CEO of Limerick-based migrant and refugee rights organisation Doras, has raised serious concerns about the proposed...

Paul Murphy: Government is "legislating for the detention of children"; Coalition on EU Migration Pact: "This legislation will be a stain on Ireland’s international reputation, and it undermines the v...

Move affecting those who have been in Spain five months or more runs counter to anti-migration policies across Europe

Lawyer warns that Civil Reform Bill proposes 'the biggest restriction on the right to access judicial review in the history of the State'

Deborah Oniah co-authored ActionAid Ireland report, which documents how lone parents face discrimination, unaffordable rents and inadequate supports.

Cork’s Migrant and Refugee Rights Centre says new rules surrounding family reunification are de...

Many people believe immigration is happening in Ireland on a larger scale than it really is, according to the Economic and Social Research Institute.

The #OurFlag campaign has emerged as a community-driven response to the increasing use of Irish tricolours by far-right groups.

Bill to give effect to pact is seen as most radical overhaul of migration policy in a generation

The six-page document – which the Department of Housing only released following an appeal under FOI laws – said that single adults exiting international protection accommodation were now the “main rea...

The 32-year-old – who was at work when the fire broke out – has thanked the local community for their support.

The practical supports offered by immigrants' faith communities enables them to settle here, form social bonds and to feel at home here and flourish in a way Government supports do not

The economy cannot survive without migration, so the Government must use the welfare state to insulate the poorest against far-right narratives

Harris yesterday said that the government need to consider migration numbers in a “very serious way”.

However, Kosovo is an outlier in the region, whose other leaders say ‘looking for places to dump immigrants’ is evidence the UK is in ‘a very dark place’

Oireachtas Bill to adopt agreement goes further than Brussels requires, say rights groups

The artists hope it will inspire reflection and unity

Ahead of Saturday's anti-migrant protest in Cork City, 'Irish Examiner' journalist Imasha Costa describes life for immigrants in a changed Ireland

'All we need is your age and first name': Sexual assault treatment unit specialist encourages trafficking victims who may have been sexually assaulted to come forward

They were delivered in unscripted remarks at the annual Construction Industry Federation conference in Croke Park this morning.

The justice minister says it costs the state €30,000 per annum to accommodation an international protection applicant.