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Issues with Covid-19 high on the list of complaints by Direct Provision residents, says ombudsman
Move quickly and misinform: How direct provision centres became a catalyst for far-right activism in Ireland
The Explainer: What is the government's radical new plan for Direct Provision?
O'Gorman will 'consider' State apology on Direct Provision but 'the best thing we can do is create new system'
State plans to end Direct Provision by 2024 and replace system with not-for-profit accommodation
Deaths in Direct Provision to be recorded and released by Department for first time
Waiting time for asylum seekers to seek permission to work reduced by three months
Contracts with private firms running Direct Provision should not be renewed - Refugee Council
Government's plan for ending Direct Provision delayed until February 2021
Catherine Day: 'Continued political oversight' needed to end Direct Provision
Direct Provision should end by 2023 with amnesty offered in 2021 for some - Day report
Expert group report on ending Direct Provision to go to Cabinet next week
Over 250 people helped to exit Direct Provision during Covid-19 pandemic
Widespread Covid-19 testing to begin tomorrow in all direct provision centres
Documents show changes made to letter defending decision to open Kerry Direct Provision centre
Union says 20 Direct Provision residents working at meat plant told contracts won't be renewed due to high risk
Estimated 400 out of 1,250 Covid-19 cases in past 14 days connected to meat factories or direct provision
Asylum seeker says Direct Provision workers' hours were reduced at meat plant
Open Letter from Ireland's psychologists: 'Direct Provision is causing untold psychological harm'
'These orders have us heartbroken': Protest planned against deportation of Athlone students
'I don't want to go back': Asylum seeker fearful of returning to Direct Provision centre after Covid-19 outbreak
Direct Provision residents will now be eligible for Pandemic Unemployment Payment
Residents in Caherciveen Direct Provision centre to be moved as hunger strike ends
Ban on learner driver permits for asylum seekers not discrimination, court rules
'We need treatment': McEntee commits to vulnerability assessments for asylum seekers amid fresh calls to close Caherciveen
Direct Provision residents in Kerry go on hunger strike over demands to be moved to new accommodation
'Mould, fire hazards and damp' identified at Direct Provision centres as new Minister aims for independent inspections
'We'll have to deal with what the far-right say': Minister Roderic O'Gorman on childcare, social media and ending Direct Provision
'It's like someone is watching my every move': Children in Direct Provision face lack of privacy, discrimination
'Our friend was badly let down by the State': Calls for transparency around deaths in Direct Provision one year after Sylva Tukula's burial
Department asks Direct Provision centre owners to prove living conditions allegations are 'clearly false'
'I live in Direct Provision and our kids are not immune to racial discrimination'
Justice Minister: 'Root-and-branch' change to Direct Provision will 'ultimately lead to its abolition'
Overhaul of Direct Provision system recommended by expert group tasked with improving residents' welfare
Over 32,000 people sign petition calling for government to end Direct Provision
Covid-19 transported to Direct Provision centre in Caherciveen from Dublin, Dáil committee told
Charlie Flanagan apologises to Cahersiveen locals and residents in Direct Provision centre
HSE letter outlines Direct Provision strategy but warns accommodation may be 'insufficient or unsuitable' for self-isolation
PPE will cost €1 billion this year, and number of Covid-19 patients in ICU has halved from peak
'We've been firefighting': Inside the State's response to Covid-19 in Direct Provision