Paul Murphy

Dublin West TD says parties must ‘come together to learn from what has happened in France’ in call for agreement

The former taoiseach faces more scrutiny of questionable actions when he first led the Government.

Judge quashed ethical watchdog’s decision and directed matter go back to office for further consideration

At least 10,000 disqualified drivers failed to hand over licences over last two years but only 26 prosecutions taken

People Before Profit’s Paul Murphy accuses Government of using immigration in local elections to hide ‘failures’

The Dublin-based TD went on to study law after school but left his PhD studies to pursue a career in politics

With polling showing Independents on nearly a quarter of the vote, Ivana Bacik makes election pitch

Seán Fleming’s withdrawal was a mealy-mouthed effort

Seán Fleming subsequently withdrew remark in case anyone ‘felt the comments were directed at them’

Harris describes attack as ‘idiotic and disgusting act of criminality’

Shaykh Umar Al-Qadri says he did not want to see Ireland ‘go down the road’ of other European countries where anti-immigrant sentiment is surging

Paul Murphy’s lawyers said reasoning for rejecting his complaint ‘legally inadequate’

Extension of Europa Oil & Gas licence to 2026 of enables exploration of Inishkea gas field, estimated to be larger than the Corrib field

Richard Boyd Barrett and Mick Barry refused to resume seats despite Ceann Comhairle’s appeals

Labour TD says use of term ‘colonisation’ when talking about asylum seekers ‘appalling’

People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy discloses total of €3,000 in donations from three individuals

Plans are a ‘degrading and humiliating’ value judgment, disability activists say

Incident one of two on Monday evening where Opposition politicians were targeted with People Before Profit blaming ‘far right agitators’

Claims made by People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy in Dáil on Wednesday

People Before Profit call for sanctions and stop to use of Shannon by US troops in motion

Some 40 Irish citizens remain in Gaza, Taoiseach tells Dáil, as none have been able to leave enclave since first evacuations last week

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald condemned the attack ‘outright’ on Monday but not before some party representatives avoided criticising the Hamas atrocity

PBP’s Paul Murphy accuses Leo Varadkar of emulating UK model of work capability assessments as portrayed in film I, Daniel Blake

No-one should have to endure threats, harassment or being surrounded in a car in the name of protest, far-right or otherwise

A review of complex spinal surgery outcomes at Crumlin will be published ‘in full’ by Thursday morning, according to Children’s Health Ireland (CHI)

The working-class area of Fettercairn is being moved from Dublin South-West, home to People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy, to Dublin Mid-West, home to party colleague Gino Kenny

Real problem with fetishising Vladimir Lenin is his dedication to the mass execution of political opponents

Paul Murphy and Neasa Hourigan express concern over move by Defence Forces

Rigorous methods for seeking approvals from governing body adopted in wake of university spending €4.7 million on reports into structure, communication and change management

Party says it would abolish licence fee and take commercial advertising away from RTÉ but provide substantially increased public funding

Judge ruled case met low threshold of containing legal grounds that are ‘arguable’

In some of the poorest parts of Dublin more than a third of children in care are awaiting allocation of a social worker, Tusla figures show

In response to RTÉ documentary, Charlie McConalogue says vast majority of calves treated with respect in dairy sector

President’s comments appeal to a certain atavistic Irish nationalism that is out of kilter with modern reality

Tánaiste said in Dáil that TDs Paul Murphy and Richard Boyd Barrett were ‘no great advocates of freedom of speech’

Some solar-powered homes are still on waiting list for smart meters

FG and FF have signalled support to change triple lock as it gives de facto veto to Russia over Irish military deployments

People Before Profit TD says remark to ‘slit the throat’ of his spouse happened during canvassing

Radio: Newstalk hosts take contrasting approaches but both strive to hear different voices

Bill extends list of groups covered by incitement to hatred legislation and mirrors UK law but some TDs have raised concerns