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Title: GSK v Refugee Appeals Tribunal and Others
Title: Eurostat figures show a 65 per cent annual increase in asylum applications in EU-28
Title: Workers on the Move: Past Lessons and Future Perspectives on Ireland’s Labour Migration
Title: CSO figures show that over one-third of non-Irish nationals assigned PPSNs were working during 2014
Title: “Finding their way”: the negotiation of the city by low-skilled service sector migrant workers in Dublin
Title: Immigration Act 2004 (Visas) (Amendment) Order 2015
Title: Making labour migration work: Identifying skills shortages and attracting migrant workers as part of the solution
Title: Determining Labour and Skills Shortages and the Need for Labour Migration in Ireland
Title: AD and Others v Refugee Appeals Tribunal and Others
Title: New EMN Ireland publication shows that the non-EU employment permits system increasingly responds to labour market information
Title: New publication shows that the non-EU employment permits system increasingly responds to labour market information
Title: Council of the EU and Member States agree to implement border and airline controls
Title: Asylum seekers, Ireland, and the return of the repressed
Title: International Protection Bill 2015 published
Title: Council of the EU and Member States agree to implement border and airline controls
Title: Ford and Another v Minister for Justice
Title: Immigration, the Celtic Tiger and the economic crisis
Title: TAJ v Minister for Justice and Another
Title: Outcome of Valletta summit on migration
Title: Polish Immigrants and the Challenges of Political Incorporation in the Republic of Ireland

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