Ireland’s Department of Justice reports that more than 30 Polish and Lithuanian nationals are deported from the state. BreakingNews.ie says the group totals 34 men, including 22 from Poland and 12 from Lithuania. The department states that all of the men have a criminal history in Ireland. The Belfast Telegraph similarly reports that over 30 Polish and Lithuanian nationals are deported, aligning with the overall figure and nationalities cited in other coverage. The reporting focuses on the deportation count and the stated basis for removal, namely the individuals’ prior criminal records in Ireland. Details on the specific offences, the deportation process, and when or where the removals take place are not provided in the supplied summaries. Overall, both sources present a consistent account: Irish authorities deport a group of more than 30 men with criminal histories, comprising Polish and Lithuanian nationals, with the Department of Justice as the source for the figures.