Living in Limbo: Migrants’ Experiences of Naturalisation in Ireland describes how Ireland’s long-term residents are kept in state of perpetual uncertainty by the State’s immigration and naturalisation system. A joint publication of the Immigrant Council of Ireland and Nasc, Living in Limbo was first published in 2011 and relaunched in Cork in 2012 at a conference chaired by Mrs Justice Catherine McGuinness.
This Financial Literacy toolkit Your Money in Ireland is for people who are newly-arrived in Ireland and are beginning to live independently. It may be your first time managing your own money,
Falling Through The Gaps: Administrative Barriers to Housing and Social Welfare for Refugee Families report examines the barriers faced by refugee families in accessing housing and social welfare in Ireland.
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