These reports turn recurring government datasets into stable reference pages. Each report separates what the source counts from what it does not count, because migration statistics are easily misread when snapshots, annual totals, applications, appeals, payments, and people are treated as the same thing.
Editorial rule: use official source terminology first, state caveats before conclusions, and link to the underlying public source so readers can check the figures themselves.
IPAS Arrivals
Monthly international protection arrivals by country of origin. Useful for tracking inflow and nationality mix.
Open report →Deportations & Removals
Orders signed, orders issued, and removals carried out. Useful for measuring the enforcement gap.
Open report →IPAT Appeals
Backlog, appeals received, decision outcomes, and country-of-origin patterns from the appeals tribunal.
Open report →IPAS Payments
Supplier payments over €20,000 for accommodation and related services.
Open report →PPS Allocations
First-time PPSN registrations by nationality and month. A wider migration signal than IPAS.
Open report →Live Register
Persons on the Live Register by nationality category. Useful only with labour-market caveats.
Open report →Welfare Recipients
Quarterly welfare recipient-instances by programme, scheme, and nationality group.
Open report →Emergency Accommodation
Adults in emergency accommodation by Irish, EEA/UK, and non-EEA nationality grouping.
Open report →How to Read These Reports
- Arrivals are not decisions, grants, removals, or population totals.
- Deportation orders are not removals. An order can be signed, issued, appealed, stayed, superseded, or never result in physical removal.
- Appeals are not unique people. One person can have more than one appeal type.
- Payments are disclosed transactions above a publication threshold, not the whole cost base.
- PPS allocations are first-time registrations. They include Irish births and all non-IP migration routes.
- Live Register and welfare figures are claim/recipient counts, not unemployment or welfare-dependency rates.
- Emergency accommodation is a monthly snapshot. Monthly rows should not be added together.