Despite passing required exams and registering with the Irish Medical Council, Ukrainian doctors face difficulties practising here

‘You ask yourself, will she ever say mama’ - singer and Lankum musician told she must wait until July 2028 for services

At least 1,000 Ukrainian refugees face relocation in a push to reduce State accommodation contracts

Ireland is just one of six European countries with no plan to deal with increase in demand for migrant accommodation

If 14 years’ tribunal work by a High Court judge can be so readily air-brushed by successive governments, what’s the point of bothering?

In the News podcast: Writer and journalist Lara Marlowe discusses the five decades of authoritarian rule under Hafez and Bashar al-Assad

Assad’s withdrawal ignites a tiny spark of hope. We don’t know the rebels’ agenda but everyone from all religions and backgrounds seems united

Syrians in Ireland express their disbelief, joy and optimism for the future following news that president Bashar al-Assad has been ousted from power

Green Party, which held 12 seats in the last Government, suffered a heavy blow in election with several senior members losing seats

Asylum seekers and refugees continue to arrive, protests have become common, and the State’s immigration system continues to flounder

Coombe hospital-linked Daisy Clinic provides maternity and gynaecological care to pregnant women who are within the international protection system

In the News podcast: Journalist, broadcaster and author Jenny Kleeman joins In The News to discuss the surge in demand for PMSR among grieving Israeli parents

Controversial church says it has ‘never advised’ asylum seekers on refugee applications after migrants receive certificates for volunteering with group