New Legislation to significantly reform Irish asylum laws
The Bill will put in place a new EU framework to manage migration and asylum for the long-term and ensure Ireland’s policy aligns with other EU countries.
Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
Engagements focused on progressing trade and investment, legal migration pathways, education links, and co-operation on shared priorities at EU level.
The refuge will offer 12 residential units, therapeutic spaces, a family access unit, a youth and child support unit and more.
The Bill introduces reforms in relation to Discovery and Civil Procedure in the Courts, as well as a change to the monetary limits on the jurisdiction of the Circuit and District Courts.
Consultations
Public consultation on the development of the Department of Justice Statement of Strategy 2025 - 2028
2 May 2025
Consultation on developing a strategy to combat Economic Crime and Corruption - Written Submissions
4 October 2024
Technical Stakeholder Consultation on the draft Electronic Communications (Security Measures) Regulations 2024
24 June 2024
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General Publications
Office of the Inspector of Prisons Unannounced General Inspection of Cloverhill Prison 2023
15 January 2026
Office of the Inspector of Prisons Unannounced General Inspection of Cork Prison 2023
15 January 2026
Office of the Inspector of Prisons Unannounced General Inspection of the Dóchas Centre 2023
15 January 2026
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Press Releases
Minister Jim O’Callaghan publishes International Protection Bill 2026
13 January 2026
Statement by the Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration Jim O’Callaghan following his meeting with the family of the late Mr. Denis Donaldson
12 January 2026
Minister of State Colm Brophy to visit India to strengthen bilateral engagement, followed by a working visit to Abu Dhabi
8 January 2026
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