Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
FOI Requests — 3,015 records (page 56 of 61)
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non legally binding working definition of antisemitism; A copy of any correspondence and/or briefings outlining criticisms of the Global Guidelines for Countering Antisemitism and/or the IHRA’s non-legally binding working definition of antisemitism and/or potentials risks with the endorsement of either by the Irish State and/or Government
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g) data protection impact assessment i) environmental/sustainability impact assessment
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The total number of Ukrainians granted Temporary Permission in the State from 2014 to date of request. The total number of Ukrainians granted Irish citizenship since 2014.
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DJE 00279-25: International Protection Appeals Tribunal Annual Report 2024. I wish for my request to cover the period from 1/2/2025 - 16/6/2025.
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- All correspondence between the Minister for Justice and the Minister of S tate for Migration Colm Brophy regarding chartered deportation flight.
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If possible, I would appreciate a breakdown by year and by type of court ( e.g., District Court, Circuit Court, etc.).
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I am seeking the following: Since the introduction of the Review of Disclosure scheme: 1. How many applications have been made. 2. How many applications have been granted. 3. How many applications have been paid. 4. What is the average time for adjudication and a decision being delivered? 5. Please outline the adjudication process and confirm whether there are any qualified lawyers involved in same (not to be confused with liaising with the ODPP).
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1. The number of asylum claims made at the IPO office in Dublin in tabular format. 2. The number of asylum claims made at IPO office for last 12 months in tabular format where no or false documentation were presented.
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elsewhere? Have there been any threats / abuse to staff, damage to property and any Garda investigations during same period?
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Any communications received, consultations, correspondence or representation from public representatives or TDs over the refugees being located at a site in Ballybunion in Co Kerry. Any documents which pertain to the Department of Justice or the Minister considering a site at Ballybunion in Co Kerry or any other towns or hotels being considered and how many refugees they would accommodate. Any documents, correspondence or evidence from the Department of Justice or the Minister as to information confirming the age of refugees coming in, how many are coming in, from where and decisions around where the refugees would be located. Any documents, correspondence or evidence of efforts by the Department of Justice or the Minster to vet the refugees coming into Ireland to ensure they pose no security threat. Any documents, correspondence or evidence from the Department of Justice or the Minister of refugees permitted entry into Ireland, the amount of refugees refused entry and the reasons the Department denied entry to the refugees.
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https://www.lobbying.ie/return/11950/american-chamber-of- commerce-ireland
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out. 2. A list of external legal practitioners paid in 2016 for services carried out on behalf of the Department, including the name of the practitioner, the sum paid and, where possible, a general description of the work carried out.
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mentioned, if possible. Does the Department have a beautician or make-up artist or hairdresser on staff, or on retainer? If so, how much do they get paid per year, for the above years?
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4. The month and year which the fee for each category of visa was last increased or decreased in price to be issued.
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6. If procedure exists for contacting GNIB recipients when a note is put on their file. 7. What is INIS process / procedure when a GNIB recipient is refused renewal at a Garda station outside Dublin, upon presentation by the GNIB recipient wherein the validity of the GNIB card and the applicable INIS criteria is satisfied? 8. As per INIS policy, must the decision to refuse the GNIB participant upon presentation at the Garda station as per the criteria above be made in writing and reasons for the refusal of renewal be made clear to the recipient 9. Is the policy of INIS to state their name and position when replying to email correspondence / queries / notifications? 10. Does INIS monitor through an automated system or through a paper based system the entry / exit dates to and from the State for GNIB recipients.
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Details of all representations made to your Department by a named company.
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Common Travel Area Forum, including the Operational and Policy sub- groups, since 20 December 2011.
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6. The rules, regulations and method of appointment of AP1s in the Department.
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administrative, or other proceedings. The circumstances, if any, in which Ireland may request or otherwise acquire electronic-surveillance data from another country.
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migrated from the Department of Justice to the Courts Service) who remained in situ in their then current posts.
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the proposal to criminalise the purchase of sexual services, from May 2014 to November 2014 inclusive.
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Any correspondence between the Department and the Bar Council and Law Society on their request for an increase in rates in criminal legal aid.
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connection with information related to wrongdoing by the Equality Tribunal in relation to a provided case.
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this agreement and the name of the trade union with whom the agreement was signed.
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to the Commissioners of Investigations Act 2004 from 2016 to 10 October 2017.
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protection and alleged child abuse incidents and child safeguarding issues at ‘direct provision’ centres. The period of the correspondence would be 1 January 2015 to 13 October 2017
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relating to the resignation of Dr. Jaber created between January 2013 and 2 November 2017.
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sea, or air border; by nationality – nationality of individual refused entry; and by reason for refusal - invalid travel papers, invalid permit, false travel papers, false permit, stay not justified, insufficient means, public threat, alert. 2. The number and nationality of people found to be illegally present in Ireland. 3. The number and nationality of people detained by immigration services in Ireland by location – air, land and sea. 4. The number and nationality of people ordered to leave Ireland, either voluntarily or by deportation. 5. The number and nationality of people detained by immigration services in prison facilities, the length of detention, and outcomes of each detention. 6. The number and nationality of people with refugee status in Northern Ireland who were detained by immigration services in the Republic of Ireland for failing to have a visa or valid travel documents.
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4. All emails between senior officials in the Department of Justice and the then Minister for Justice in relation to the legal strategy to be adopted in the O’Higgins Commission. 5. All notes and memoranda of meetings, conversations and telephone calls between the former Garda Commissioner Nóirín O’Sullivan and /or her legal team with senior officials in the Department of Justice in relation to the cross–examination of a named person in the O’Higgins Commission. 6. All emails between the former Garda Commissioner Nóirín O’Sullivan and/or her legal team with senior officials in the Department of Justice in relation to the cross-examination of a named person in the O’Higgins Commission 7. All notes and memoranda of meetings, conversations and telephone calls between senior officials in the Department of Justice and then Minister for Justice in relation to the cross-examination of a named person in the O’Higgins Commission. 8. All emails between senior officials in the Department of Justice and the then Minister for Justice in relation to the cross-examination of a named person in the O’Higgins Commission.
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2016 to 11 September 2016 in relation to the EU Turkey Facility Steering Committee and or Ireland's funding of the €3 billion EU Refugee facility for Turkey were discussed. 4. A copy of all correspondence and meeting minutes from the 7th March 2016 to 11 September 2016 in which the EU-Turkey Joint Action Plan was discussed.
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asylum seekers/refugees in Killorglin or County Kerry is occurring is also required.
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flown home each year. The number of foreigners deported by the State in each of the past five years. This would include the top ten countries of origin of those deported. The number of foreign nationals refused entry at Irish air and sea ports in each of the past five years.
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Department of Justice & Equality dated 28 September 2012 and I would be obliged to receive the following: All documents relating to any of the listed allowances as "Classes of allowances to be abolished for new beneficiaries", where those allowances have either been abolished and reinstated or not abolished at all. The documents should include where necessary, the reason for reinstatement. Concerning Category 3 ‐ "Allowances paid in An Garda Síochána ‐ Classes of allowances proposed to be abolished for new beneficiaries". I request all documentation touching upon the sanctioning of these proposals to be‐ abolished and the reasons therein. As ∙ at (i) above, the documentation should include where those allowances have either been abolished and reinstated or not abolished at all. The documents should include where necessary, the reason for reinstatement. Concerning "Priority list for elimination/review for current beneficiaries" ‐ I would be obliged to receive all documentation concerning the elimination of allowances payable within your Department to current beneficiaries for the following allowances within An Garda Síochána: Clerical Allowance Gaeltacht Allowance Promotion Exam Grant Transport Allowance Change Management Allowance Exam Bonus – Inspector Bicycle
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Aran Island All documentation detailing the allowances your Department intended to prioritise for elimination/review for current recipients within An Garda Síochána only ‐ detailing the proposals, including timeframes for the completion of the process. Any and all documentation relating to consideration of your Department in abolishing allowances, pursuant to the Employment Equality Act 1998, as amended.
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payment of enhanced fees (fees above the usual rate) to prosecution counsel and/or solicitors in criminal cases.
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Copies of any submissions, briefing, memoranda, or recommendations prepared relating to decision not to give a transcript of the above to the National Archives.
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about named company. Minutes and notes from meetings members of the Department, including but not limited to the ministers and junior Ministers, had with named company representatives. A record of all staff at the Department, Ministers and Ministers of State who have received guidance or training from named company regarding the management of Government, Ministerial and personal named company accounts
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received) relating to the failings, problems, or flaws with the Magdalen redress scheme, between 1 December, 2017 and 22May, 2018.
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advertisements in the first 5 months of 2018. The amount spent by the Department on Google advertisements in 2017. The amount spent by the Department on Google advertisements in the first 5 months of 2018.
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citizenship application in 2017 has been refused (up to June 2018). (4) Records created after 1 January 2017 related to the granting of Irish citizenship in respect of applications for Irish citizenship received after 1 January 2017, or, in the alternative, the total number of people whose citizenship application in 2017 has been granted (up to June 2018). (5) Records created after 1 January 2017 related to Ministerial approval for the granting of Irish citizenship in respect of applications for Irish citizenship received after 1 January 2017, or, in the alternative, (a) the total number of people whose citizenship application in 2017 has been granted despite not meeting eligibility rules for citizenship (b) the total number of people whose citizenship application in 2017 has declined by the Minister despite meeting eligibility rules for citizenship.
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applying/reapplying for visas or applying for GNIB cards regarding their interactions with staff at the INIS office on Burgh Quay. Copies of all correspondence between third level institutions and the Department of Justice/INIS regarding delays in securing study visas for students visiting Ireland from abroad.
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2017 ‐ Criminal Assets Bureau 2017 ‐ Criminal Assets Bureau Receivership Fund Audits Completed to Q2 2018 ‐ Criminal Assets Bureau
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October 1976 would not apply. All documentation with any necessary redactions regarding the decision to grant a pension to a member of An Garda Síochána despite retiring prior to the cut‐off date of 1 October 1976.
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and text messages pertaining to a named person/his companies/his representatives and Pat Breen.
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about gangland violence, gangland feuds and intelligence on gangland/cartel figures knows to the Gardaí. Records of all correspondence to and from the Minister’s Office with the office of the Garda Commissioner about the Garda Inspectorate.
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interested party that discuss this Bill. This includes (but is not limited to) any other State body or any other representative of a State body; the Law Society; the Bar Council; the Association of Judges in Ireland; any current or former judge; any solicitor or barrister acting in an individual capacity. 3) Memoranda of any minutes of meetings between the Minister from 2016 to 20 October 2017 with any interested party that discussed this Bill. This includes (but is not limited to): any State body or any other representative of a State body; the Law Society; the Bar Council; the Association of Judges in Ireland; any current or former judge; any solicitor or barrister acting in an individual capacity.
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named Detection methodology 7. Minutes of meeting held between the Department and the Garda Síochána 8. The identity of the Garda Officers recommending the named option including the commissioner but also identifying the expert advice and analysis provided by others 9. The operative date of the commencement of the Contract if different from the signature date 10. The termination date of the contract 11. Any other bodies consulted on the merits of the contract 12. Any lobbying activity conducted and if so by whom.
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Records of employment contracts, job applications, job interview notes, performance reviews, salary, and any other human resources files, including disciplinary records and complaints involving RIA employee Ruth Dillon from 1990 to 2017. Reports detailing a breakdown of number of citizens per citizenship/country of origin currently residing in the Direct Provision system from the months of September and October 2017. Complaints made to RIA by residents in the Direct Provision system regarding room inspections alleged to be in violation of C.A. and T.A. v Minister of Justice (2014) and/or RIA rules regarding room inspections. RIA accommodation centre Contractor, Manager and Employee Handbooks for the period of 2016‐2017. Any document relation to correspondence/telephone calls/meetings between named people/ a named company/Great Western House (or employees/others acting on their behalf regarding transfer of residents/complaints made by or about residents, a named person and complaints made by RIA between June and November 2017. Records of compensation paid to Great Western House and Richmond Court for the period of 2000 – 2017. Records/Reports documenting previous closure and later re‐opening of Richmond Court, Longford.
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ready to exit EROCs in the aforementioned areas, and of all correspondence sent from external sources to the Department relating to the same subject. • Copies of all correspondence between departmental officials and Ministers which reference difficulties in providing services to IRPP arrivals in the aforementioned areas whether in EROCs or in the community, and of all correspondence sent from external sources to the Department relating to the same subject.
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and approved the application subject to the submission of €950, 2x passport photos, citizenship ceremony, etc. ** For the purposes of clarity, here it is meant that the Minister has reviewed the application and decided not to grant citizenship, with no further processing of the application expected. *** For the purposes of clarity, these are applications still on hand which have not yet been submitted to the Minister for a decision.