Ireland's direct provision system will end in 2024, after being in operation for over 20 years.
In a new report, the Department of Equality says all existing centres will close on a phased basis over the next four years.
Under a new system, asylum-seekers will stay in a reception centre for less than four months, before getting their own housing.
Minister for Equality, Roderic O'Gorman, says the new arrangement will be fully operational by December 2024.
Aughrim's John Keenan Suggests Review Of GAA Age Limit After All-Ireland Final Retirement
Wicklow whistler John Keenan reckons he could have had another crack at refereeing an all-Ireland hurling final and has been sidelined effectively by age restrictions which are constrictive and restrictive, the Aughrim man has said in an interview
TD Urges Investment Into The Social Fabric Of Arklow Amid Overdue Outlay On Jobs & Housing
Brian Brennan points to a wholly inadequate lack of facilities for the growing and burgeoning population of Arklow as he told the Dáil of a need for wider investment in public and social centres in the south Wicklow town
Wicklow Suppliers Honoured at 2026 Dairy & Sustainability Awards
Wicklow is the cream of the crop, as Tirlán celebrates excellence, innovation, and commitment among family farm milk suppliers.
Will An Upgraded South East Rail Corridor Ever Come On Track?
A letter from Irish Rail confirms older commuter-style trains are used on busy services despite comfort issues and growing demand on the route.
Wicklow Short Film Awards Offer €15,000 Fund To Two Projects
Seán Treacy and Maureen O’Connell will each get €15,000 for short films on location in Co.Wicklow.
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