Asylum applications hit 10-year low

Applications by asylum seekers to live in Ireland have dropped to the lowest level in ten years, the Government said today.

Asylum applications hit 10-year low

Applications by asylum seekers to live in Ireland have dropped to the lowest level in ten years, the Government said today.

The Minister for Justice and Equality Brian Lenihan welcomed the cut, which he put down to official strategies designed at combating abuses of the system.

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