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This is where Remigration Ireland tracks what’s actually happening: court rulings, enforcement figures, IPAS decisions, and the news stories the rest of the press underplays. Numbers sourced. Cases named. No spin.
An Garda Síochána say €94m has been stolen and laundered through a single West African organised-crime structure operating in Ireland. Money laundering cases nationally have risen from 50 a year in 2017 to 2,768 last year. Here are the named convictions, and the policy question the Department of Justice keeps avoiding.
InvestigationThe Department of Housing warned the Department of Justice about the homelessness risk before the letters went out. The letters went out anyway. What the IPAS exit pipeline says about Ireland's asylum system as a whole.
Analysis830 complaints in two and a half years. 83% of guide-dog owners reporting negative service experiences. A blind couple left on a taxi rank in December. The system is broken — and the law is already on the books.
CommentRecord orders. Record departures. And still a gap of more than 2,500 people that the State has signed orders for and not removed. The 2025 numbers, the reasons, and what they expose about enforcement as a policy choice.
DataRemigration explained: what it means, where it came from in European politics, and why Ireland needs to have this conversation now.
ExplainerEvery key immigration statistic for Ireland in one place. Asylum applications, deportation rates, housing lists, costs. All from official government sources.
DataEvery Monday: the latest analysis, data, and policy updates.