Paul Murphy

TD tells Dáil of personal experience as House debates assisted reproduction Bill

‘Joe has developed into a natural leader on the pitch in the way he drives the team forward’

Proposed Bill ‘the flimsiest piece of workers’ rights legislation brought before Dáil’

Russia’s invasion means the nod-and-wink approach to Ireland’s neutrality has run out of road

Dealings with approximately 25 clients now brought to attention of Garda

The ground has shifted and Ireland’s approach to military defence will come under scrutiny like never before

Coveney says under 80 Irish citizens remain in Ukraine as Dáil debates motion on crisis

Approach of spring and longer, warmer days should help keep Omicron in check

Detectives fearful large sums of money paid by clients already spent

Others in opposition more cautious on potential lifting of mask mandate

Backslapping Fine Gael Senator puts his foot in it while Russia gets lost in the boogie

Government did not oppose PBP motion but have ‘no intention of actually acting’, Boyd Barrett says

Roaring Independents blame ‘evil’ Green Party for rising fuel costs and carbon taxes

Minister for Foreign Affairs says different course of action likely ‘with benefit of hindsight’

Dublin will have noted how Kildare got on top against Seán O’Shea and Adrian Spillane

Martin rejects criticisms, calling SF’s position ‘hypocritical’ due to funeral of Bobby Storey

Principal says reopening of school has gone more smoothly than many predicted

Multinational firm Maximus scoping out potential bids for employment services contracts

Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney due to go before Oireachtas Committee

Gathering took place after Ireland elected to the UN Security Council in June 2020

Dublin urging Togolese authorities to investigate allegations of torture against man (52)

Danny Healy-Rae left to his own device as Zapponegate saw Government rocked by a role

Party's agenda North and South leaves nothing to chance – something for everyone

An Irishman’s Diary

Proposed law intends to afford all workers right to fresh air and provides for inspections

People Before Profit Bill would see wider use of filters, CO2 monitors in fight against Covid-19

Some people over-80 will not be eligible for a booster vaccine until March 2022

One in 50 people suffer from the condition, which can include cognitive impairments, anxiety, muscle tenderness and sleep disturbance

Changes to transport plan described as ‘an abdication’ of climate action commitments

Dáil’s bovine emissions out of control and not expected to plateau any decade soon

Irish funds involvement scheme has ‘serious implications’ for country’s reputation

Two arrests after Aoife Haynes Murphy taken from Swinford and later located in Dublin

Budget will not effectively respond to costs of living, housing or health says Boyd-Barrett

There is uncertainty in the air for Ireland’s attractiveness as a place for multinationals

Minister says Paul Gallagher’s private litigation work ceased on September 25th

Woman claimed to Kerry gardaí that a judge had ‘inappropriately’ pursued her

Former Kerry judge James O’Connor named by TD under Dáil privilege

Reaction: Documents show Katherine Zappone ‘seriously lobbied’ three FG members

Kingdom looked like novices as they tried and failed to break down the mid-block

It’s worth taking a short detour inland to discover some of the attractions a stone's throw from the capital