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Paul Murphy

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People Before Profit-Solidarity · Dublin South-West · serving since 2024-11-29

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Leaders' Questions 2025-05-28 · debate record
It needs to go back to 2002.
Leaders' Questions 2025-05-28 · debate record
That is when these operations started.
Leaders' Questions 2025-05-28 · debate record
I do not want "not ruling out"; I want a commitment.
Questions on Policy or Legislation 2025-05-28 · debate record
It is science-driven.
Questions on Policy or Legislation 2025-05-28 · debate record
The legally binding target is 51%. That is the very least of what the science demands. However, we are miles off that and there is no indication whatsoever that the Government will speed up ambition. Things are going in the opposite direction. The EPA report states that emissions will fall by only 23% - that is the best-case scenario - with additional measures that have not even been agreed yet. T…
Questions on Policy or Legislation 2025-05-28 · debate record
How would we eliminate it?
Questions on Policy or Legislation 2025-05-28 · debate record
It is not to eliminate Irish agriculture.
Order of Business 2025-05-27 · debate record
I presume the Taoiseach saw the horrific video of a six-year-old girl burning in Gaza. Her name is Ward. Thankfully, she actually survived but her family did not and approximately 20,000 other Palestinian children in Gaza have not. It is time for action to go with the words. It is time to stop the overflights. It is time to ban the sale of Israeli war bonds and it is time for full sanctions on goo…
International Relations 2025-05-27 · debate record
3. Deputy Paul Murphy asked the Taoiseach to report on his recent engagement with the US President. [25525/25]
International Relations 2025-05-27 · debate record
I wish to pay condolences to Dr. Ali al-Najjar who works in Sligo University Hospital. On Friday, his sister-in-law, Alaa, a paediatrician in Khan Younis, said goodbye to her husband Hamdi and their ten children before she went to work to care for injured babies who barely survived Israeli attacks. However, after Israeli air strikes a few hours later, seven of her children's charred bodies came to…
Cabinet Committees 2025-05-27 · debate record
19. Deputy Paul Murphy asked the Taoiseach when the Cabinet committee on the economy, trade and competitiveness will next meet. [25526/25]
Cabinet Committees 2025-05-27 · debate record
The Taoiseach and the Government are using Trump's tariff threats as an excuse to exhume the full ratification of CETA and bring it back from the dead. There are good reasons that the Supreme Court buried it back in 2022 when it ruled that the ratification of CETA would be unconstitutional because it gives extreme powers to shadowy private investor courts that have no democratic oversight and cann…
Cabinet Committees 2025-05-27 · debate record
We do not have to sign up to the ICS.
Cabinet Committees 2025-05-27 · debate record
You just said we had signed up already.
Apology to Shane O'Farrell and his Family: Statements 2025-05-27 · debate record
The main thing I want to do is to pay tribute, as has been done by many others, to Lucia, Jim and Shane's sisters. For 14 years, you should have been able to grieve and live your lives. Instead, you had to fight for justice. We should remember that the family was not fighting for justice against nobody. The state was on the other side and was blocking the search for justice. The State apology is …
Independent External Medical Audit for Children's Health Ireland and National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh: Statements 2025-05-27 · debate record
I have several questions. Why are the surgeons who performed hundreds of unnecessary surgeries on children still operating? Surgeon B could go into Temple Street tomorrow and do an osteotomy. Those surgeons are not being prevented from doing that. There is a lot of talk about rebuilding trust and so on, but all that seems very previous to me when, literally, the surgeons who are responsible are st…
Independent External Medical Audit for Children's Health Ireland and National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh: Statements 2025-05-27 · debate record
What is mentioned here at the moment in the CHI press statement, for example, is that all the operations are being studied from 2010 in Temple Street. We know these novel osteotomies started in 2002. It does not seem to me there is any good reason to leave them out. The argument is they have reached skeletal maturity. They still deserve to know if they were wrongly operated on. That may have impl…
Planning and Development (Exempted Development – External Wall Insulation) Bill 2025: First Stage 2025-05-21 · debate record
I move: That leave be granted to introduce a Bill entitled an Act to amend the Planning and Development Act 2000 to exempt external wall insulation from planning permission, with the exception of certain limited circumstances. This Bill is inspired by a particular case, that of Clive and Samantha Ryan, who live in Kilnamanagh, Tallaght. In the past week, thankfully, they have finally been grante…
Planning and Development (Exempted Development – External Wall Insulation) Bill 2025: First Stage 2025-05-21 · debate record
I move: "That the Bill be taken in Private Members' time."
Gaza: Statements 2025-05-21 · debate record
The Palestinian people are being starved to death in Gaza. We have heard again and again, rightly, about the 14,000 babies who face death from deliberate starvation in the next 48 hours. This is while the Israeli Government is openly boasting about the ethnic cleansing being carried out. Let us not forget that the bombing continues, with 82 Palestinians killed by this indiscriminate bombing in the…
Biodiversity Week: Statements 2025-05-21 · debate record
I welcome the Minister of State’s enthusiasm and fine words. The question is whether we are going to get the action to go with it. I raise a concrete case with him today and seek action on it. It is an issue where the State is not only failing to do enough to protect biodiversity, but is actually destroying it. The issue relates to the ongoing slaughter of badgers by the Department of agriculture.…
Biodiversity Week: Statements 2025-05-21 · debate record
I have another minute.
Biodiversity Week: Statements 2025-05-21 · debate record
These beautiful and innocent badgers are being made a scapegoat for industrial farming practices where dairy herd sizes have ballooned. With bigger herds and more intensive farming comes more disease. The Department of agriculture admits that killing badgers is not sustainable in the long term due to its ultimate impact on badger ecology. It knows it does not work to control bovine tuberculosis. W…
Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2022 (Section 9(2)) (Amount of Financial Contribution) Order 2025: Motion 2025-05-21 · debate record
Fine Gael's manifesto for the previous general election stated it would "Stand with Ukraine for as long as it takes." It would, it said, "unequivocally support Ukraine". That promise, like all the other promises of this Government, lasted approximately 100 days. It was not worth the paper it was written on. One of the first things the Government is doing is slashing supports to Ukrainian people wh…
Order of Business 2025-05-20 · debate record
Not agreed.
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