Hundreds of migrants to be moved out of Dublin as towns for new camps identified
The Irish government plans to establish new asylum-processing centers in Westmeath and Kerry, among other locations, to accommodate a record number of asylum-seekers.
Fianna Fail candidates turn on Government over immigration policy
Local political candidates are pushing back against migrant accommodation, raising safety concerns and portraying government management of migration as reckless.
UK will not accept return of asylum seekers from Ireland, Rishi Sunak says
UK rejects asylum seekers return from Ireland and Rwanda plan continues despite Irish concerns.
Homeless asylum-seekers describe life on the streets in Dublin: 'There has been a lot of suffering since I came to Ireland'
The High Court ruled that the state failed to protect the human rights of homeless asylum seekers, particularly in extreme weather conditions.
Simon Harris responds as British prime minister says Ireland cannot 'cherry pick' international agreements amid asylum row
Irish government will not send police to patrol the border with Northern Ireland.
Hundreds of migrants to be moved out of Dublin as towns for new camps identified
The Irish government plans to establish new asylum-processing centers in Westmeath and Kerry, among other locations, to accommodate a record number of asylum-seekers.
Fianna Fail candidates turn on Government over immigration policy
Local political candidates are pushing back against migrant accommodation, raising safety concerns and portraying government management of migration as reckless.
UK will not accept return of asylum seekers from Ireland, Rishi Sunak says
UK rejects asylum seekers return from Ireland and Rwanda plan continues despite Irish concerns.
Homeless asylum-seekers describe life on the streets in Dublin: 'There has been a lot of suffering since I came to Ireland'
The High Court ruled that the state failed to protect the human rights of homeless asylum seekers, particularly in extreme weather conditions.
Simon Harris responds as British prime minister says Ireland cannot 'cherry pick' international agreements amid asylum row
Irish government will not send police to patrol the border with Northern Ireland.
Taoiseach Simon Harris confirms Government support for Portmarnock's bid to host The Open and the Women's Open
Ireland aims to host The Open and Women's Open by 2029 and 2034, promoting equality and enhancing its global golf destination reputation.
Irish government wants to host more Euro 2028 games
Ireland aims to host more Euro 2028 matches to boost regional tourism.
'It would be counterproductive' - Micheal Martin advised Leo Varadkar not to sign open letter in support of Iranian opposition group
Mr. Varadkar received an open letter urging support for Iranian democracy, but was advised against signing it due to its associations with the PMOI.
'Game on' - Budget giveaway kicks off election race as Taoiseach Simon Harris to canvass in capital today
The Coalition's ambitious €10bn Budget aims to win over voters by benefiting working parents and the middle-class with various financial incentives.
Fionnan Sheahan: Morally bankrupt, fiscally amnesiac and nakedly political - Budget 2025 has more money than sense in attempt to buy election
A €1.4m security hut raises concerns about financial prioritization at the Department of Finance under Paschal Donohoe.
Hate speech decision not 'a complete U-turn' and laws could be introduced by next government, Micheal Martin says
The government is changing its approach to hate crime legislation due to internal pressure, while still looking to enhance penalties for hate-motivated offenses.
'Like hiding food in a famine' - Green TD slams Fianna Fail plans to shelve tax on land hoarding
The Irish government is postponing a new tax aimed at tackling land speculation, crucial for addressing the housing crisis.
Michael D Higgins accuses Israeli embassy of leaking letter he sent to Iranian president
Mr. Higgins criticized the government's performance on housing, asserting failures in planning and the need for direct state involvement in home building.
'Like hiding food in a famine' - Green TD slams Fianna Fail plans to shelve tax on land hoarding
The Irish government is postponing a new tax aimed at tackling land speculation, crucial for addressing the housing crisis.
Michael D Higgins accuses Israeli embassy of leaking letter he sent to Iranian president
Mr. Higgins criticized the government's performance on housing, asserting failures in planning and the need for direct state involvement in home building.
Stephen Donnelly seeks fresh legal advice on report into abuse by Michael Shine
The Irish government is considering publishing a previously withheld report on abuse following renewed victim testimonies.
There are discussions about launching a public inquiry into allegations against paedophile doctor Michael Shine.
Explainer: When is Budget 2025? And everything else you need to know
Budget 2025 aims to support families with cost-of-living measures while avoiding inflation increases ahead of a possible general election.
Helen McEntee labelled 'disastrous' at Fianna Fail meeting as Taoiseach lauded at Fine Gael gathering over spat with Rishi Sunak
Internal tensions in the Irish government as calls for Minister for Justice to appear before Fianna Fáil parliamentary party meeting.
British and Irish governments play down Sinn Fein's calls for united Ireland
The British and Irish governments downplayed Sinn Fein's calls for Irish unity and emphasized the importance of stability and the new devolved government in Northern Ireland.
Rishi Sunak urged the Stormont executive to focus on day-to-day issues rather than redrawing the border, while Leo Varadkar declined to comment on the possibility of a united Ireland in his lifetime.
Dara Calleary promoted back to Cabinet table with James Lawless to be Minister of State
Promotions in Irish Government
Jack Chambers appointed Finance Minister as Michael McGrath nominated for EU Commission
Mr Chambers named youngest finance minister in Ireland since Michael Collins.