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International Protection Applications

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40 per cent drop in people seeking international protection in Ireland

40 per cent drop in people seeking international protection in Ireland

Fri, 11 Apr, 2025

There were just over 3,000 international protection applications between January and March of this year
Judge unconvinced ban on asylum seekers working in public sector is disproportionate

Judge unconvinced ban on asylum seekers working in public sector is disproportionate

Thu, 21 Nov, 2024

Asylum seekers are entitled to seek access to the labour market in Ireland if still awaiting a decision on their international protection application after five months.

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