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Former Longford B&B to house asylum seekers – 'This is leaving it nigh to impossible to develop a tourism industry' - Vimarsana News

Former Longford B&B to house asylum seekers – 'This is leaving it nigh to impossible to develop a tourism industry'

A new asylum seeker centre catering for up to 24 international protection applicants is to open in Longford town.

Claims government bosses have 'lost control' of country's immigration policy as plans to house up to 90 refugees in Longford's former Connolly Barracks is shelved - Vimarsana News

Claims government bosses have 'lost control' of country's immigration policy as plans to house up to 90 refugees in Longford's former Connolly Barracks is shelved

Government bosses have been urged to “put the brakes” on the country’s immigration policy after Department of Integration officials revealed it was no longer eyeing Longford’s former Connolly Barracks to house up to 90 refugees.

Project promotes growth and integration in Cork city - Vimarsana News

Project promotes growth and integration in Cork city

JENNIFER HORGAN finds out about a wonderful international garden project that is promoting integration in Cork city

Female victims of prostitution and human trafficking on rise, report shows - Vimarsana News

Female victims of prostitution and human trafficking on rise, report shows

There has been a 35 per cent rise in the number of women who are victims of prostitution and human trafficking in Ireland.

Number of Mid West children taken into State care falls despite rise in referrals - Vimarsana News

Number of Mid West children taken into State care falls despite rise in referrals

ADMISSIONS to state care of children in the Mid West have dropped by over half compared to figures from 2018.