Irelands new asylum law, the International Protection Bill 2026, aims for a faster system but risks overlooking vulnerable individuals. The bill, a significant update in 30 years, faces criticism for lacking clear rules on legal help, vulnerability checks, and detention oversight. As it moves to the upper house, it will test Irelands balance between efficient borders and human rights commitments.
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