Paul Murphy

Paul Murphy speaks of ‘huge burden’ IVF treatment has placed on his partner

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

Kingdom awaits return of team captain Joe O’Connor

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

Proposed legislation on right to request remote work ‘should be scrapped’

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

Pat Leahy: War in Ukraine will change Irish politics

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

Investigation into Catriona Carey expands as more alleged victims identified

Dealings with approximately 25 clients now brought to attention of Garda

Irish neutrality means whatever the government of the day wants it to mean

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

143 Ukrainians have entered State since waiving of visa requirements, McEntee says

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

Paul Cullen: Covid-19 outlook is as bright as it has ever been

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

Expanded Garda investigation expected into Catriona Carey dealings with clients

Detectives fearful large sums of money paid by clients already spent

Parents and students should have choice on face masks in schools, says Tóibín

Others in opposition more cautious on potential lifting of mask mandate

Miriam Lord’s Week: Stephen Donnelly returns from UAE to a nasty surprise

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

Dáil hears call for €15 per hour minimum wage in ‘cost of survival crisis’

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

Miriam Lord: Feathers fly as Mattie McGrath rips into Coalition’s cushion

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

Coveney ‘didn’t take much notice’ of Covid-19 rule-breaking photo

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

Getting the right cogs in Kerry’s midfield machine a challenge for Jack O’Connor

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

Opposition piles on pressure over Foreign Affairs ‘champagne party’

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

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