A person coming from a non-EEA country (with the exception of Switzerland and the United Kingdom) must have explicit permission from the Minister of Justice to work in Ireland. This can either be granted by
Retiring in Ireland as a Person of Independent Financial Means: The first question you might ask is why Ireland? There are many reasons that Ireland is the destination for retirees and those of independent financial
Junior Minister Sean Fleming also said that people coming from countries deemed safe may have genuine reason to seek asylum.
Dates for Next Set of Citizenship Ceremonies: An Announcement from Immigration Service Delivery
Stephen Kirwan discusses the Protected Disclosures (Amendment) Act 2022 and outline six key changes to the Protected Disclosures Act 2014.
In this video, Stephen explains about citizenship by naturalisation, and what the difference is compared to citizenship by birth or descent?
Stephen Kirwan explores the potential impact of the decision of the European Court of Human Rights in Camara v Belgium – specifically how it might affect the approach of the Irish authorities to the accommodation of international protection applicants.
In a first case of its kind the European Court of Human Rights recently grant two interim measures requiring Belgian authorities to comply with national court orders to provide accommodation...
In a press release on 18 July, the Department of Justice said that nearly 6,500 people had applied here for asylum between January 2021 and January 2022.
Stephen Kirwan from our Immigration and International Law Team provides a brief updated on Voican vs Chief Appeals Officer (GV v Chief Appeals Officer Case C-488/21) a case taken by KOD Lyons Solicitors together with Patricia Brazil BL and Derek Shortall SC.
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