Drogheda latest: Mother and her two babies among those rescued during attempted arson attack
Gardaí continue to investigate incident in town on Friday night
International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS)
Four children and adult evacuated after suspected arson on IPAS centre in Drogheda
Four children and an adult rescued from top floor of the building after fireworks thrown in
Simon Harris defends comments that migration numbers in Ireland are too high
Politicians of the centre cannot ‘put fingers in ears’ on migration, says Tanaiste
‘Absolute violence and worse is the only thing that should happen’: How social media drove the Citywest riots
Far-right agitators, retweeted by prominent international figures including billionaire Elon Musk, used social media networks to foment anger
Attack on migrant centre in Dublin 8 but quieter Citywest protest
Incident at Basin Lane involved young children shouting ‘get them out’ with efforts to set property on fire
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
Citywest unrest: Two charged with alleged public order offences in Saggart
Jonathan McCarthy ordered to stay away from all Ipas centres as part of his bail conditions
‘It was a frightening, dark night’: Inside Citywest as anti-immigration riots raged
More than 2,400 immigrants live in the centre - some are afraid to send their children to school outside after this week’s riots
Protesters return to Citywest but urge crowds not to engage in violence
‘Constant presence’ of gardaí confirmed at Ipas centre as footage released to identify rioters
About 500 people subject to deportation orders living in international protection facilities
Committee members raise concerns about processes for assessing age of unaccompanied asylum seekers
‘I feel afraid because I have a daughter’ – Citywest Hotel residents on two nights of terror
Ipas residents watched videos of the riots unfold on their phones, a short walk from the gates
Citywest unrest: 17 people due in court charged with public order offences
Seventeen people due in court on Thursday morning charged with public order offences
Three gardaí injured and 23 people arrested in second night of Citywest public disorder
More than 500 people took part in disturbances during which one garda was hit in head with bottle
‘The kit was brutal in 2023’: How Garda handling of Citywest crowd shows progress from Dublin riots
Garda tactics and performance at unrest outside Citywest Hotel a sharp contrast with ‘hanging on for dear life’ in Dublin in 2023 riot
Five men remanded on bail and ordered to stay away from Citywest Hotel following unrest
Men aged between 39 and 53 have been remanded on bail to appear in court on various dates in November
The Citywest riot: 20 photographs capturing the night of violence in Saggart
Up to 1,000 people protested outside the IPAS centre, leading to six arrests following a sustained attack on gardaí
Ninety minutes of madness: How the Citywest riot exploded and then was quelled
Gardaí come under sustained attack from mob outside IPAS centre in Saggart
Man held over alleged attack on child (10) in Dublin remains in custody
Suspect, believed to be from Africa, was issued with deportation order following failed asylum bid
Companies sue Ministers over alleged breach of €4.4 million contract for IP accommodation centre
Firms claim defendants have repudiated a contract to refurbish Knockmitten House in Western Industrial Estate
Almost €1bn paid to private operators to accommodate asylum seekers last year
Fewer than half the gardaí working in Gaeltacht areas have working proficiency in Irish, PAC hears
Government scrapped deal after €6m office revamp for international protection accommodation
Lonadale Ltd said it agreed to convert 2 sites for 158 people at €90 per day
Man (40s) arrested following stabbing in Co Cork
Man hospitalised with non-life threatening injuries
Wild West nature of business of accommodating asylum seekers has been laid bare
Is State’s effort to face up to its responsibility seen by some as chance to line their pockets?
‘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
‘I will not be intimidated by our Tricolour’: The women pushing back against the far right
Welcome murals can become greeting cards, saying: ‘You are seen, you belong, you matter’
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
YouTuber becomes first person jailed over posting videos of asylum seekers online
Paul Nolan goaded applicants outside IPAS centre, and posted videos on his YouTube channel that risked identifying them
State paid over €400m to private emergency accommodation providers in three months
McEnaney Group was paid €19 million for providing accommodation to refugees and homeless
Man accused of harassing IPAS centre operator given restraining order
Alleged verbal and physical threats were so bad, wife of operator now wants to move from home
Department opposes naming refugee housing providers that breach contract rules
Dáil’s spending watchdog seeks ‘rationale’ from department officials for not publishing list of contracts
Three times more IPAS centres closed in last seven months than all of 2024
Department of Justice says 490 beds have been removed from the system due to closures so far this year
How former GAA manager Séamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney made over €200m from housing refugees and the homeless
Family firms linked to Seamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney have been paid large sums for emergency accommodation, which critics lay at the door of the State’s ‘repeated short-termism’
Man charged with assault at IPAS centre ordered not to incite hate on social media
Man allegedly voiced ‘extremist’ views during an alleged assault at Tallaght centre
Number of asylum seekers who can access labour market to ‘reduce significantly’, analysis finds
Update to Irish law required to bring it into line with EU legislation, which would bring first-instance decision on international protection within five months
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