Eleanor Burnhill

Hundreds of people who had been living in tents on Mount Street were moved to new locations on Wednesday

Asylum seekers were told no accommodation available

A large crowd of close to 100 asylum seekers who gathered outside the International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS) office on Mount Street in Dublin were told there was no accommodation available for them yesterday.

Ireland • 03 May 24

Gardaí have placed a barrier on the road leading up to the Trudder House site in Co Wicklow

Gardaí to remain overnight at Wicklow site after protest

Gardaí have said they will remain overnight at the site known as Trudder House or River Lodge in Co Wicklow following the serious public disorder last night.

Ireland • 26 Apr 24

Gemma O'Doherty appeared in the High Court today (File photo)

O'Doherty applies for judge's recusal in harassment case

Publisher Gemma O'Doherty has asked a High Court judge to recuse himself from hearing her case after she said she had not been aware that he had previously been a barrister for former Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan.

Courts • 12 Apr 24

Authors argue that the cost of unification could be substantially reduced if Northern Ireland made major changes in its economy in order to raise its productivity

United Ireland €20bn bill a 'worst-case scenario' - SF

A report which suggested an annual bill of €20 billion for 20 years to fund a united Ireland has been described as a "worst case scenario" by a Sinn Féin TD.

Ireland • 04 Apr 24

The scene in Clondalkin is currently closed for a garda technical examination

Man in his 20s in critical condition following assault

A man in his 20s is in a critical condition in hospital following an assault in Clondalkin in Dublin last night.

Dublin • 31 Mar 24

Ukrainian MP Kira Rudik said she was 'incredibly concerned' about the ecological impact of the latest Russian attacks

Ukrainian MP urges West to deliver air defence systems

Ukrainian MP Kira Rudik has called for more support including additional air defence systems from the West, in the face of a fresh barrage of Russian attacks targeting Ukrainian energy infrastructure overnight.

Ukraine • 30 Mar 24

Garda checkpoints are in place across the country this weekend

Checkpoints in place for Easter road safety campaign

Checkpoints are in place across the country as part of a Garda Bank Holiday Road Enforcement Operation.

Ireland • 30 Mar 24

Steven McDonnell was charged with arson under Section 2 of the Criminal Damage Act and with criminal damage by fire

Arson charge over New Year's Eve fire at Shipwright pub

A 49-year-old man has appeared before Dublin District Court charged in connection with an arson attack at a former pub in Dublin on New Year's Eve last.

Courts • 21 Mar 24

Mahmoud says he returned to Dublin city because he had nothing to lose

Man left 'miserable' Crooksling to return to Dublin city

An asylum seeker who decided to leave alternative accommodation in Crooksling said the conditions were "miserable" and he returned to Dublin city because he had nothing to lose.

Dublin • 17 Mar 24

At least 20 men returned to Mount Street from Crooksling last night

O'Gorman denies asylum seekers moved for St Patrick's Day

Minister for Integration Roderic O'Gorman has denied claims made by opposition politicians that asylum seekers on Mount Street in Dublin city centre were moved in light of St Patrick's Day.

Dublin • 17 Mar 24