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Organisation: International Protection Accommodation Services

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<p>Homeless international protection applicants were moved from their makeshift camp on Mount St in Dublin to a completely inadequate site in Crooksling, Co Wicklow, with similarly flimsy tents to shelter them from the weather.</p>

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Crooksling ought to be a turning point for international protection applicants

Not only do we have the capacity to accommodate international protection applicants, we are legally obliged to do so

<p>Asylum seekers' tents collapsed under the snowfall in Dublin City centre on Thursday night. Picture: Irish Refugee Council</p>

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'I am in hell': Snow adds more misery for asylum seekers living in tents in Dublin

<p>Up to 50 tents are now pitched outside the offices of International Protection Accommodation Services on Mount Street in Dublin City centre. Pictures: Gareth Chaney</p>

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'All we see is racism and discrimination': Homeless asylum seekers take protest to the Dáil

SUMMER; GRANDCANAL DOCK; HOMELESS; TENTS; ENCAMPMENT

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Government runs out of accommodation for asylum-seekers arriving into Ireland

'I am happy I've got somewhere to go, I was afraid of the protesters,' says asylum seeker

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'I am happy I've got somewhere to go, I was afraid of the protesters,' says asylum seeker

Varadkar condemns violence at Dublin asylum seeker camp

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Varadkar condemns violence at Dublin asylum seeker camp

Seven deaths among 39 'critical' incidents reported at International Protection centres

Seven deaths among 39 'critical' incidents reported at International Protection centres

Fights, self-harm, and alleged sexual assaults among the incidents reported at International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS) facilities

Fri, 14 Apr, 2023

Loss of more than 3,700 Killarney hotel beds 'decimating' town's bars and cafes

Loss of more than 3,700 Killarney hotel beds 'decimating' town's bars and cafes

Businesses in one of Ireland's tourism capitals say they are suffering due to the number of refugees allocated to the town

Fri, 28 Oct, 2022

Seven-fold increase in child neglect reports from direct provision centre managers

Seven-fold increase in child neglect reports from direct provision centre managers

As well as the mandated reports, Tusla received a further 53 referrals regarding neglect and abuse from direct provision centres

Mon, 01 Nov, 2021

No child should be eating dinner on the street, Tánaiste tells Dáil

No child should be eating dinner on the street, Tánaiste tells Dáil

No five-year-old child should be eating his or her dinner from a piece of cardboard on the street the Tánaiste has told the Dáil.

Thu, 17 Oct, 2019