Migrant Rights Centre wants price of migrant registration card lowered from €300

5/2/2024

Morning Ireland

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Our reporter Eithne Dodd spoke with Lijie Shao who came to Ireland in 2013 and has lived here ever since, and Neil Bruton, Campaigns Manager for the Migrant Rights Centre Ireland is in studio to discuss Migrant Registration Cards and how the Migrant Rights Centre wants to see the Irish permit lowered from it's cost of €300.

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Migrant Rights Centre wants price of migrant registration card lowered from €300

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