His request comes after a clash at Cabinet over the handling of the accommodation crisis

The Government has faced criticism again for failing to adequately communicate with people in Inch, Co Clare

The council has issued an enforcement notice calling for conversion works at Ryevale House to be ceased. The protected structure is currently accommodating 80 refugees

Survivors' group say they have written to Government more than 30 times over concerns thousands of 'boarded out' survivors will be excluded from redress scheme

Cabinet expects to hear of an EU-wide approach as it considers how accommodating refugees in hotels affects tourism providers

Integration Minister Roderic O'Gorman has confirmed that no Ukrainian residents will be moved on Tuesday, pending 'further consultation on the matter'

Stalling of negotiations with six religious orders will not impact the opening of the scheme, officials say

Currently, 538 people who arrived here seeking international protection are without State accommodation and many have been left homeless

Roderic O'Gorman said any developments on the site of the former mother and baby institution should 'give adequate consideration to the views of survivors and families' members and their request for appropriate access and respectful memorialisation'

Ireland has added the population of Galway in a year, but Social Justice Ireland says "there is no clarity as to what pathways to protection will be available" if the war in Ukraine drags on for years.

Ukrainians whose medical cards are due for annual review soon are set to get a three-month extension.

Ireland is one of the first countries to introduce statutory domestic violence leave, as well as rights to request flexible working arrangements

Irish families hoping to have a baby through surrogacy abroad are still using services in Ukraine, despite the war, a clinic in Kyiv has said.

In an email sent to survivors' groups on Thursday evening, Minister for Children Roderic O’Gorman said the remit of the role will be to work with "those who spent time in all such institutions”.

Government bows to pressure from advocacy groups over fears of risk to victims and potential for financial hardship

Redress plan widely criticised following the exclusion of a number of categories of survivors.

The Government has moved a step closer to banning conversion therapy after a study from Trinity College called the practice "traumatising", "destructive", "anxiety-provoking", "horrendous", "harmful" and "damaging".

Integration Minister Roderic O’Gorman also confirmed €41m is owed to hotels across the State who are offering accommodation to Ukrainians

Call for significant increase in resources and ban on placing children with mental health issues in adult psychiatric units

“There’s a sense that this country and its people are not necessarily behind, nor swayed by the Government's apparent financial prudence on this occasion“

Integration Minister Roderic O'Gorman told the Dáil no provider had indicated the intention to cease services to refugees

The children's minister has faced further criticism for the exclusion of many victims from the mother and baby home redress scheme, with Sinn Féin's Mark Ward calling it a "blatant act of discrimination".

The amount offered to survivors was also criticised in the Dáil, with Social Democrats TD Holly Cairns saying: "You would get more if you fell on a pavement"

Children's Minister Roderic O'Gorman has received Cabinet approval for proposals that would change the legal status of childminders

It comes as a historic building in Dublin was set on fire amid social media rumours that it was due to become a centre for asylum seekers

The estimates are based on the number of people that were displaced during the Bosnian war in the 1990s

Doras, the migrants rights organisation, have aid Ireland has a moral obligation to help people fleeing war and persecution

For African nationals, the report found employment rates to be very low, with those in employment earning an average 14% less than Irish nationals per hour

Minister O’Gorman said at the time that every effort was being made to ensure that tents would not be used again

Leo Varadkar's 'land grab' of key issues has ruffled feathers but some — notably including a Fianna Fáil minister — say his involvement could help them get crucial reforms over the line

It is feared that the speed at which modular homes are being delivered will not match the volume of Ukrainians and other refugees that will have to leave hotels when the tourism season begins.

Roderic O'Gorman says Ireland should prepare to accommodate increasing numbers of international protection applicants

Minister says asylum process must be expanded to include people fleeing areas rendered uninhabitable by global warming

Processing initial volume of information requests is proving a challenge, says O'Gorman, 'reflecting decades of pent-up and increasing demand'

Children's Minister Roderic O'Gorman said "there is more work to go" in talks with the six religious orders involved

The Irish Refugee Council identified 'grievous risks' when it visited the site in November

Funding will be allocated on a county-by-county basis depending on the amount of Ukrainian and international applicants in each

Alternative accommodation has been found at four different locations for 80 asylum-seekers who were being housed in tents at a direct provision centre in Co Clare.

The planning laws requiring developers to provide a childcare facility as part of large housing developments is "not delivering as well as it should", said Children's Minister Roderic O'Gorman.

'There are people in every aspect of life who have significant workloads - you just get on with it'

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan has already indicated Mr O'Gorman's workload, which includes handling the response to  the war in Ukraine, as well as direct provision, the mother and baby home legacy, and childcare, should be examined in the context of the reshuffle

Discussions on December's Cabinet reshuffle — which will see Micheál Martin and Leo Varadkar switch positions — are due to get underway in the coming days

Around 100 migrants are currently being housed at the former office building near Dublin Port

Many in the Greens accept that any electoral backlash to this Government will focus on them, meaning they are concentrating on amassing as many legislative wins as possible before then