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Colm Wu Firms Allegedly Owed €3M By Department Of Justice For Housing Ukrainians, Court Hears
Ireland

Colm Wu firms allegedly owed €3m by Department of Justice for housing Ukrainians, court hears
Migrants More Likely To Be In Work Than Irish-Born But Face Greater Poverty, Report Finds
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Migrants more likely to be in work than Irish-born but face greater poverty, report finds
€1.8M Spent On Deportation Flights Over Four Years Including Over €400,000 On Business Class Flights For Officers
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€1.8m spent on deportation flights over four years including over €400,000 on business class flights for officers
Northern Assembly Calls On Irish Government To Start Inquiry Into Omagh Bomb
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Northern Assembly calls on Irish Government to start inquiry into Omagh bomb
Chronic Backlogs In Asylum System May Encourage People To Apply, Officials Said In Letter
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Chronic backlogs in asylum system may encourage people to apply, officials said in letter
Gardaí To Be Allowed To Attend Some Court Sittings Remotely, Minister Says
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Gardaí to be allowed to attend some court sittings remotely, Minister says
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Justice Department On Course To Issue Record Number Of Deportation Orders In 2025
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Justice Department on course to issue record number of deportation orders in 2025
Charter Flight Used To Deport 32 People To Georgia
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Charter flight used to deport 32 people to Georgia
Crimes Involving Children To Be Fast-Tracked By Courts
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Crimes involving children to be fast-tracked by courts
Prisons Should Not Be ‘Clogged Up’ With Non-Violent Offenders, Minister Says
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Prisons should not be ‘clogged up’ with non-violent offenders, minister says
Solicitor Claims Firm 'Jeopardised' By Alleged Decision To Pause 'Golden Visas'
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Solicitor claims firm 'jeopardised' by alleged decision to pause 'golden visas'
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Ireland's Top-Paid Lawyers: Jailed Solicitor Cahir O'higgins Earned €200K From Legal Aid Cases
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Ireland's top-paid lawyers: Jailed solicitor Cahir O'Higgins earned €200k from legal aid cases
Concerns Raised To Department Of Justice Over Proposed Hate Speech Bill
Ireland

Concerns raised to Department of Justice over proposed Hate Speech Bill
Over €114,000 Spent On Thornton Hall Site In Last Three Years
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Over €114,000 spent on Thornton Hall site in last three years
Numbers Refused Entry To State At Dublin Airport Without Travel Documents Declines By 30%
Ireland

Numbers refused entry to State at Dublin airport without travel documents declines by 30%
Department Of Justice Record More Than 480 Data Breaches Over Last Three Years
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Department of Justice record more than 480 data breaches over last three years
Missing Persons Day Marked With Move To Improve Database Of Human Remains
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Missing Persons Day marked with move to improve database of human remains