Red C Poll Red C poll: Majority of voters want asylum seekers processed outside of EuropeA substantial portion of Sinn Féin voters changed their mind on the issue after party leadership made their position clear
MIGRATION Fianna Fáil MEP Barry Andrews warns new border centres may end up before the courtsThe Fianna Fáil MEP was responding to questions about new border centres that are to be set up to detain thousands of migrants for fast-track processing
Migrant Crisis Analysis: State opens two new fronts as migration challenges come to the fore once againPlans to address asylum accommodation shortage and future migration announced by government
Immigration Ireland to opt into biggest overhaul of EU migration rules in decadesIreland will have to make significant contributions to a new EU solidarity fund under the new pact
The Last Post Matt Cooper: O’Dea misfire on ‘woke’ gallery leaves him in questionable company Former minister and veteran TD has form in speaking out, but he should be more careful with whom he aligns himself
MIGRATION Asylum seekers arriving without valid ID could be sent home within months under new EU proposals70 per cent of people who applied for international protection at Dublin airport arrived without appropriate identification in 2023
Immigration Roscrea: Protests quietened amid murmurs of ‘sweetheart deal’The state has bought a disused hotel in the Tipperary town as an olive branch to residents who had protested plans to house asylum seekers locally
Analysis Ireland must heed example of the US on how not to deal with migration tensions By refusing to have a sensible discussion about immigration policy, political leaders in Ireland are currently driving large swathes of voters into the arms of a potential far-right movement
MIGRATION Man arrested at migration protest outside Roscrea hotelA scuffle broke out at the demonstration as asylum seekers arrived to the hotel, leading to the arrest and release of one protestor
MIGRATION Government says families to be housed in former Mayo hotel at centre of local protestsState says that up to 50 people will be accommodated in Ballinrobe hotel which attracted protests after first being earmarked to house male asylum seekers
Housing Most hotel rooms used for emergency accommodation ‘won’t return to hospitality use’ in near future12 per cent of all hotel beds were contracted to the state for the provision of emergency accommodation in 2023
EU EU agrees reforms to migration rulesThe screening of migrants, the use of biometric data, and new rules that determine which EU countries should handle asylum applications have been agreed in late night talks
Politics People ‘should not take law into own hands’ in response to migration concerns, tánaiste saysMicheál Martin said the increase in the number of people seeking asylum in Ireland was a result of political instability around the world
MIGRATION Galway hotel fire: McEntee can’t guarantee no further arson attacks at asylum centresRoss Lake House Hotel in Rosscahill, Co Galway was engulfed in fire on Saturday night after it had had been selected to house 70 asylum seekers
Immigration ‘Small minority’ using crime to protest migration policy, Taoiseach says after Galway hotel blazeLeo Varadkar joined government ministers in condemning the fire which is being treated as a criminal damage incident
Dublin Dublin stabbing: Before the city descended into chaos, an ominous silence filled Parnell SquareIn the wake of the heinous attack on three children and their carer in Dublin on Thursday, locals tried to come to terms with the savagery that unfolded before their eyes
MIGRATION EU’s ‘fair share’ approach to asylum seekers to only apply in emergency situationsReforms to EU migration policy will allow countries overwhelmed by international protection applicants to ask for help from other member states
EU Ireland to be liable for more asylum seekers than most other EU countries under new pact Radical reforms will see ‘fair share’ approach to migration based on population size and GDP
Refugees Helen McEntee welcomes ‘more sustainable’ EU migration pact The justice minister said the more streamlined rules would make it easier to return asylum seekers to the original EU state they arrived in
Business Post's View Editorial: Testing period ahead as government continues to struggle with migrant crisis Our Red C opinion poll findings show clearly a change in the public mood from support to increasing anger and frustration