Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
FOI Requests — 2457 requests
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- 13/03/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
All records of costs incurred by the Department relating to all Christmas parties/events in November 2017/December 2017. Copies of all invoices/itemised bills relating to same. All correspondence to staff/outside parties in relation to same. These records should include the time, venue and number of people in attendance in relation to all events.
- 13/02/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
Copies of all correspondence between the Department and the Garda Commissioner/An Garda Síochána and the PSNI in relation to potential terror attacks on the island of Ireland (between 1 April 2017 and 5 January 2018) Copies of all correspondence between the Department and members of the public in relation to potential terror attacks on the island of Ireland (between 1 April 2017 and 5 January 2018) Copies of all correspondence between the Department and members of the public in relation to the potential radicalisation of people living in Ireland (between 1 January 2017 and 5 January 2018).
- 13/08/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
The amount spent flying foreign nationals back to their native countries in each of the past five years. This would include the nationality and number of foreign nationals
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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.
- 29/01/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
An update on the inquiry taking place into the death of named person in 1984 and any information that can be made public at this time.
- 12/02/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
Information about the cost of legal aid provided in the defence of any and all prosecutions brought relating to the Jobstown protest on 15 of November 2014 on the Fortunestown Road in Tallaght, Dublin 24. Specifically: The Children's Court 2016 prosecution of a minor (named person) The 2017 Dublin Circuit Criminal Court case against seven defendants The cost of legal aid provided to 11 defendants charged before the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court (charges were dropped against 10 of them in October 2017, and one was prosecuted for criminal damage today 18 January 2018
- 21/02/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
Notes of the meeting between the Minister Charlie Flanagan and the Legal Services Regulatory Authority, scheduled for last November.
- 09/02/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
Details relating to all payments made under the Criminal Legal Aid Scheme during 2017 relating to proceedings before Limerick District Court during 2017.
- 09/02/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
Details relating to all payments made under the Criminal Legal Aid Scheme during 2017 relating to proceedings before Limerick Circuit Court during 2017.
- 25/01/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
Any documents, including correspondence, memorandum, briefings, minutes or submissions, addressing potential constitutional or legal obstacles to carrying out the Government's plans to remove the so‐ called Baptism barrier at Catholic schools.
- 09/03/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
All of the information and correspondence held by the Department on two reports from the Garda Commissioner relating to the presence of UK police spies in Ireland.
- 18/01/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
A sound recording file of the 14 minute long telephone call between former Garda Commissioner Noirín O'Sullivan and former Minister for Justice and Equality, Frances Fitzgerald which occurred on the 15th of May, 2015. I would also like a transcript of the recording sent to this email address.
- 07/02/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
A copy of all correspondence between Minister Flanagan and Holocaust Education Trust Ireland in 2017 and 2018. Details of the correspondence is set out in the following lobbying return: https://www.lobbying.ie/return/23806/holocaust‐ education‐trust‐ireland
- 21/02/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
Copies of all correspondence between Department/Reception & Integration Agency and the Knockalisheen Accommodation Centre in the period 1 January 2017 and 17 January 2018 Copies of any records held by the Department /Reception & Integration Agency regarding an attempt by residents at Knockalisheen to hold a Christmas celebration in December 2017 (which was not permitted by the centre)
- 14/02/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
A report provided to the Department on 26 July 2017 by An Garda Síochána into the events on the day of a protest in Jobstown, the subsequent investigation and court proceedings.
- 28/03/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
I refer to the enclosed minute from Department of Public Expenditure and Reform to the Secretary General,
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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.
- 13/03/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
The number and list of all Bills enacted and which relate to matters for which the Minister has responsibility since 2011. The number of reports reviewing such legislation laid by the Minister before an Oireachtas committee since 2011 as required under Dáil Standing Orders 141A (now 164A). Drafts of all such reports which may have been commenced or prepared but not laid in the Dáil library. All internal memos, notes or guidelines held by your Department relating to compliance with Standing Order 164A (and its predecessor 141A in the 31st/32nd Dáil).
- 09/02/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
Any and all correspondence between the Department and the Minister for Transport Shane Ross in relation to Stepaside Garda station since February 2016.
- 28/03/2018Received —Decided —Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
Copies of correspondence to and from the Department and the Minister since 1 January 2017 in relation to the