International Protection (asylum seeking) in Irish law-the essentials

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[df]

12% of all Irish accommodation is occupied by IPA applicants .By the definition that you read out it sounds like most of the world is entitled to claim asylum. The law is very lofty, but not practical, it is wide open to abuse.The question are .What is it going to cost? What are the alternatives ? What is the hard evidence.If the authorities in Ireland were acting in good faith there would be active deportations happening.

[Monaleenian]

So a person who commits heinous crimes in a country that has the death penalty and that has sentenced this person to death for their crimes, who, correctly, fears for their life, could apply for and be granted subsidiary protection here?!

[richos]

Unlike fomer colonial powers we should have no guilt complex in this regard. The Irish are the indigenous population and should be protected and should not become a minority by way of mass uncontrolled immigration.

[davidgreally]

The country is full. Even non irish are complaining about how bad it is.
Go try find a place to live and see the craic. No chance.

[texashsad]

God bless Ireland for its big heart and compassion for the downtrodden and persecuted. ❤