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# Refugees

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2023
Govt condemns 'intimidation' after clashes at tents of homeless refugees in Dublin
Department officials were hoping for a 'Hail Mary' last year due refugee accommodation issues
Not one modular home ready for Ukrainian refugees as government way off target of 700
Refugees denied re-entry to Citywest accommodation centre after routine fire evacuation
Tourist season set to take 1,300 beds from system housing refugees
'I cried with my daughter': Ukrainians given four days to leave Dublin hotel and find new school
€20m signed off on for refugee accommodation plans, with commercial properties being considered
Cabinet set to approve millions of euro to fund refugee accommodation
Anti-migrant protest halts traffic at Dublin Airport
Social media companies aren't doing enough to remove misinformation about migrants, Harris says
Ukraine War: How countries across Europe are responding to the refugee crisis, one year on
Debunked: No, a Dublin community centre has not been closed because it is housing 150 Somalians
'Any buildings we can get our hands on': Ministers to discuss refugee accommodation crisis
Tens of thousands march through Dublin in show of solidarity with refugees
Leo says don't be afraid to talk about migration - but politicians struggle to find the words
'There is so much fear': Activists speak ahead of today's Ireland For All march
Sinn Féin TD says there's 'no place on the streets' for Tommy Robinson in Ireland
Taoiseach wants time to process asylum seekers cut down to less than 12 weeks
Irish immigration lawyers say Government needs to show 'actual leadership and compassion'
Refugees from 'safe' countries must have their cases heard fairly, says immigration lawyer
No buildings available so far after Minister's most recent urgent refugee accommodation appeal
No plans to cut off Ukrainian refugee supports, Varadkar says
Mary Lou McDonald: Direct anger at Government, not refugees
Far right protesters aren't just in it for the cause - there's also money to be made
One agitator asks his followers for support to cover travel and other expenses related to the protests.
Anti-immigration activists monetise their YouTube accounts and ask for donations, reports Eimer McAuley.
Experts say the tactics are imported from abroad but the levels of profit are small at present.
Minister asks sports bodies to help provide refugee accommodation during 'time of extreme need'
McGrath: 'Plea for large buildings to house refugees reflects the strain the system is under'
Varadkar on protests against refugees: 'We should know better. It's not the Irish way'
The Explainer: How does Ireland's immigration system work?
Govt facing 'pinch-point' on asylum seeker accommodation
Ministers sign off on new €10m International Protection Fund to support community needs
'Only a matter of time before someone is killed': Hundreds attend anti-racism event in Ashtown
Residents in Lismore protest against use of town's refurbished hotel for direct provision
UN refugee agency says it is 'completely unpalatable' that asylum seekers are homeless in Ireland
Asylum seekers sleeping rough on the streets of Dublin: 'I don't know what's next'
55 asylum seekers left without accommodation since Citywest closure
Govt doing all it can to accommodate refugees but numbers are unprecedented, says Martin
New asylum accommodation might not be ready for five weeks, as charities prepare for influx
Citywest closes to new International Protection arrivals, but facility remains open for processing
Pro-refugee demonstrations take place across Dublin
Calls for industrial buildings to be 'utilised' in response to impending Citywest closure