Jackie Fox

Sibusiso Tshuma, who works with IP applicants, is among those attending a conference on the issue in Dublin

Call for national strategy on integration of migrants

The Immigrant Council of Ireland has said that it is struggling with a lack of national strategy when it comes to migrant integration.

Ireland • 21 May

In January, the HSE announced external reviews into the delivery of nine babies at Portiuncula University Hospital

Further review into Portiuncula maternity care

A further external review into maternity care provided at Portiuncula Hospital in Co Galway has begun. It follows the death of a baby at the hospital recently.

Ireland • 16 May

Óglaigh Náisiúnta na hÉireann said the proposed reimagining of the GPO provides an opportunity to help the more than 100,000 veterans on the island of Ireland

Call for GPO to be redeveloped into veterans centre

A charity which helps Irish veterans is calling for the GPO to be redeveloped into a national veterans centre.

Ireland • 04 May

Cliona Ward has lived legally in the United States for decades

Hopes US will 'do right thing' over held Irish woman

US Representative Jimmy Panetta has said he hopes the Trump administration and immigration officials will "do the right thing" when it comes to the future of an Irish woman held in a US immigration detention facility.

US • 30 Apr

Unsure of the best way to confront Donald Trump and how to get the message right is a discussion which surely plays out at Democratic dinner tables across the country

Democrats face critical decisions after 100 days of Trump

The Democrats are not the first political party to lick their wounds after an election defeat but 100 days into Donald Trump's administration, the stakes are high, and the party is still scrambling to find a united voice against a president they should, in theory, be firmly united in opposing.

Analysis and Comment • 29 Apr

The Commission on the Defence Forces in 2022 recommended that Ireland puts in place its own military radar system (Photo: RollingNews)

Procurement talks on Irish military radar system to begin

Negotiations on the procurement of Ireland's first military radar programme are set to get under way this summer.

Ireland • 29 Apr

Irish woman living in US detained by ICE after trip

An Irish woman living in the United States for decades has been detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement following a trip to Ireland.

US • 28 Apr

The Commission on the Defence Forces in 2022 recommended that Ireland puts in place its own military radar system, which the Government accepted (File image)

Military radar system to be rolled out next year - Harris

Ireland's first primary military radar system is set to be rolled out next year, according to Tánaiste and Minister for Defence Simon Harris.

Ireland • 20 Apr

A 90-day pause of United States foreign development aid comes to an end on 20 April

USAID cuts having 'massive' impact on Irish NGOs

US aid funding cuts have had a devastating impact on Irish aid agencies working in developing countries, according to documents seen by RTÉ News.

Ireland • 19 Apr

USIT said while travel guidance remains in place, it wants to 'continue to remind all travellers to respect immigration procedures and local laws at every stage of their trip'

USIT in bid to ensure J1 students 'prepared' for US trips

USIT has said it is working closely with partners in the United States and Ireland's Department of Foreign Affairs to ensure those travelling on a J1 visa this summer are "fully prepared with valid documentation and guidance in advance of their planned departure date".

Ireland • 18 Apr