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This year
2024
Majority of Irish people welcome migrants who move here to ‘make a better life for themselves’
Dept. of Justice collected €71m in fees from migrant registration cards in 2023
Last year
2023
Migrant rights group awaiting response from Justice Minister on ‘immigration checks’ concern
Migrant rights group calls for reduction in non-EU residence permit fee
All time
'We had to eat leftover meat and fish': Modern slavery in the Irish fishing industry
Migrant fishers who left vessels due to exploitative treatment ‘ignored’ in recent cross-departmental review.
Irish justice system 'failing' migrant fishing workers who report exploitation
'Under pressure': Industry urges State to open horticultural workforce to non-EU workers
Ireland has major 'pull factor' for seasonal workers fleeing economic hardship
Growing pains: Fears for migrant workers who carry the load of Ireland's horticulture boom
Worked for €2 an hour and forced to break the law - the plight of Ireland's au pairs
Care workers for elderly subject to harassment, racism and discrimination
New law to fix 'stolen wages' of undocumented workers
'A huge step towards justice': Migrant Rights Centre welcomes Bill on undocumented workers
'I feel so safe in Ireland, but as an undocumented migrant I fear for my future'
Concerns that some embassies may be exploiting domestic workers
Concerns over Irish procedures for handling domestic slavery cases
Column: Modern day slavery exists in many aspects of Irish life
Aoife Murphy
Trafficked worker in Ireland: I was threatened, confined and treated as a slave
Migrant rights group says High Court decision leaves undocumented workers vulnerable
Column: Why isn't modern day slavery criminalised in Ireland?
Gráinne O'Toole
'Slaves' kept and forced to work in Irish homes and restaurants