Legal challenges and security concerns around travel contributing to deportation backlog
Delays in deportations have come into focus this week after a 26-year-old was accused of assaulting a young girl in Saggart
Delays in deportations have come into focus this week after a 26-year-old was accused of assaulting a young girl in Saggart
‘We have families and homes to go to as well,’ says member of Garda Public Order Unit who won Scott Medal for bravery
Seventeen people due in court on Thursday morning charged with public order offences
Ministers to be briefed at Cabinet on plans to overhaul rules and guidance on State spending
Heather Humphreys says: ‘I am not attacking Catherine’s work as a barrister, I am highlighting her hypocrisy as a politician’
Firms claim defendants have repudiated a contract to refurbish Knockmitten House in Western Industrial Estate
Eager to grow, An Garda Siochana receives over 11,000 job applications in 2025
Some believe those with racist views are emboldened by what they see as changing political mood
The new law will also give An Garda Síochána the power to tell schools when a domestic violence incident has taken place at home
In all, 130 people have been deported on five chartered flights since the beginning of this year
Serving time in prison should not be the start of a longer sentence of stigma and shame
FF says there has been a spike in arrivals following lifting of travel bar but it remains to be seen how sustained it will be
Ruhama see ‘extraordinary rise’ in number of women seeking support, with 35% of them new victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation
Jails under pressure as Government looks to add almost 1,600 spaces by 2031
Anger at Fianna Fáil no longer having candidate after Jim Gavin stopped campaigning following rent row
Jim O’Callaghan says controversy not about person with convictions, but failure to follow procedure
Presidential election candidate says she was ‘obliged as a lawyer to act on behalf of variety of clients’
‘Multiple head injuries and broken wrist’ among injuries suffered on Saturday, activists say
Failure to implement new rates ‘will put system of guidelines for damages at risk’
Minister for Justice considers third-party funding as ‘enriching lawyers’
More than 100 organisations nationwide urge Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan to act
Sinn Féin accuses Government of ‘utter incompetence’ over public funds as Minister says contracts renegotiated
Minister says it costs €122,000 in accommodation and processing for every international protection applicant
Skylar Thompson, a quarterback with the Pittsburgh Steelers, suffered minor injuries in alleged incident
New Cuan campaign launched to inform and reassure victims and survivors that help is available
Move intended to incentivise people who may not have international protection claim, to leave State voluntarily
Move part of State tightening of asylum regime and intended as incentive to those without valid claim for international protection
Senator relaxes at book launch as failed presidential hopeful vents in blame game
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Minister for Justice says proposal would have to be good value and respect human rights of deportees
Global Sumud Flotilla is targeted by Israeli drone attacks
Gardaí believe child died aged about three in 2021, but no cause of death yet established
Jim O’Callaghan says sum was ‘a lot of money to spend on a podcast’
A total of 76 Americans have sought international protection in Ireland since the start of this year, compared to 22 during the whole of 2024
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