Court Upholds €2,000 Covid Travel Fines on Dublin Airport Passengers
First protest-related charges after Saggart disturbances impose ‘no-go’ order on defendant
Editorial: Citywest violence exposes need for proactive response to far-right agitation
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Legal challenges and unstable destinations create deportation log-jam, says Department of Justice
New data show that while 3,370 deportation orders have been signed in 2025, legal appeals and security issues mean only 1,582 people have actually left Ireland. The growing backlog strains IPAS accommodation and inflates charter-flight costs, indirectly affecting employers that depend on the same housing stock for relocated staff.
Inside Citywest: 2,400 migrants shelter amid riots and right-wing protests
A first-hand report from the Citywest transit hub details how 2,400 migrants endured nights of unrest after far-right protests erupted outside. The violence highlights security risks around Ireland’s largest reception centre, complicating accommodation and duty-of-care planning for employers relocating staff. Officials may relocate future centres away from Dublin, with knock-on travel-cost implications.
State updates weekly IPAS capacity figures as accommodation squeeze intensifies
The latest weekly IPAS report, updated on 24 October, shows nearly 105,000 people in State-funded accommodation, with hotel dependency still high. Limited forthcoming capacity means competition for rooms will remain fierce, affecting corporate relocation budgets and timelines.