Practice of leaving asylum seekers to sleep rough must end, groups demand
More than 100 organisations nationwide urge Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan to act
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‘Breathtaking evidence’ of accommodation operators overcharging State, says Mary Lou McDonald
Sinn Féin accuses Government of ‘utter incompetence’ over public funds as Minister says contracts renegotiated
Paying €10,000 to families to drop asylum claims will ‘save money’ for State, says Jim O’Callaghan
Minister says it costs €122,000 in accommodation and processing for every international protection applicant
Dublin is a safe city despite alleged attack on NFL player, says Jim O’Callaghan
Skylar Thompson, a quarterback with the Pittsburgh Steelers, suffered minor injuries in alleged incident
Women significantly more likely to experience sexual violence than men, ESRI report finds
New Cuan campaign launched to inform and reassure victims and survivors that help is available
Taoiseach says move to pay asylum seekers to drop claims and leave ‘makes sense’
Move intended to incentivise people who may not have international protection claim, to leave State voluntarily
Families to be offered €10,000 to drop asylum claims and leave
Move part of State tightening of asylum regime and intended as incentive to those without valid claim for international protection
Miriam Lord’s Week: McDowell turns a page as Steen seethes
Senator relaxes at book launch as failed presidential hopeful vents in blame game
And then there were three – the presidential candidates set off on the campaign trail
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Ireland open to using deportation hubs outside EU borders, says Jim O’Callaghan
Minister for Justice says proposal would have to be good value and respect human rights of deportees
Spanish warship to protect Gaza flotilla carrying Irish and international activists
Global Sumud Flotilla is targeted by Israeli drone attacks
Minister urges anyone involved in illegal burial of Daniel Aruebose to speak to Garda
Gardaí believe child died aged about three in 2021, but no cause of death yet established
Justice Minister ‘surprised’ Irish Prison Service paid ‘2 Johnnies’ €24,600 for podcast
Jim O’Callaghan says sum was ‘a lot of money to spend on a podcast’
Increase in US citizens applying for asylum here since Trump’s second term
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
Irish Government has done more for people of Palestine than any other, Minister says
Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns says Coalition is ‘still dithering’ over Occupied Territories Bill
Ex-tech lobbyist named as Ireland’s new Data Protection Commissioner
Niamh Sweeney to take up role in October
Threats against Simon Harris being treated as ‘national security’ issue
Gardaí employ antiterrorism legislation to catch perpetrators as details of additional threats emerge
The Irish Times view on Fianna Fáil and the presidency: a pointer towards the party’s future
Micheál Martin will soon mark 15 years as leader, the longest continuous tenure since Éamon de Valera
Minister for Health will not attend hospital consultants’ annual conference
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill’s meeting in March with the senior clinicians’ association was described as ‘tense’
Legislation ‘on the way’ to cut power of judicial reviews to prevent, delay housing plans
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan directs officials to examine rebalancing of controversial legal process
Hundreds of Chinese millionaires approved for Irish ‘golden visas’ after scheme closed
Applications in train at time of scheme closure in 2023 were kept open despite concern over weak controls
Gardaí believe remains of missing boy assumed dead are buried on lands in north Co Dublin
No response from cadaver dog brought on to search site
Use of Tricolour to mark territory for ‘indigenous Irish’ inappropriate, says Minister
Jim O’Callaghan cautious on any demands to take flags down, saying issue has to be handled ‘sensitively’
Prison service ‘stretched beyond limits’, with number of prisoners without beds up 150%
Most of those in custody last year left school before passing their Leaving Certificate
Special Garda operation sees number of Brazilians deported, including some in prison
Garda National Immigration Bureau operation is part of more aggressive approach over last two years
Citywest Hotel sold to State at €148m for asylum seeker accommodation
The Government is running a ‘community engagement plan’ following local concerns in Dublin
Irish exports to US surged to €75bn ahead of tariffs
Cabinet to be briefed in increase in use of DNA profiles during garda investigations
Fianna Fáil’s secret ballot on presidential candidate could yet prove unpredictable
Fine Gael has more certainty as former minister Heather Humphreys set to be confirmed as its candidate on Tuesday
Presidential election: Jim O’Callaghan backs Jim Gavin to be Fianna Fáil candidate
Minister for Justice says former Dublin GAA manager would be ‘uniquely qualified’ to succeed Michael D Higgins
Jim Gavin has support of almost all Fianna Fáil Cabinet members and growing number of backbenchers
Momentum growing behind former Dublin Gaelic football manager with declarations of support from parliamentary party members
‘I would like the message to go out to people that Dublin is a safe place’, says Jim O’Callaghan
Fianna Fáil Minister attends graduation of more than 150 recruits at Garda College, Templemore
English tourist in critical condition following assault in Temple Bar
Man (40s) taken to Beaumont Hospital with serious injuries to head
We cannot police the streets if online material is not regulated
Racism in this State goes back a bit, but vile discourse online is new and most of it comes from abroad – principally the US and UK
Letting gardaí access our WhatsApps and chats to investigate crime could backfire
Forcing companies to create access pathways would insert vulnerabilities that could be exploited
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