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Ireland paid €1.37M in 2024 to 80 lawyers for asylum appeal cases, with fees based on complexity and case outcomes.
The International Protection Appeals Tribunal in Ireland paid €1.37 million in legal fees in 2024 to 80 lawyers handling asylum appeals, with barrister John Noonan receiving €199,705—the largest single payment.
Fees ranged from €245 to over €100,000 based on case complexity, hearing type, and family involvement.
Over 18,000 appeals were filed in 20 months, and 1,797 applicants had their original decisions overturned or were granted refugee status.
Success rates varied by nationality, with Georgians at 22%, Nigerians at 14%, and Somalis at 12%.
All payments followed set rates, and the tribunal provided no further comment.
Irlanda pagó 1,37 millones de euros en 2024 a 80 abogados para casos de apelación de asilo, con honorarios basados en la complejidad y en los resultados de los casos.