Paul Murphy
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People Before Profit-Solidarity · Dublin South-West · serving since 2024-11-29
- Vote recorded in 342 of 401 divisions in the archive
- 1,189 debate contributions
- 1,452 parliamentary questions asked
Record timeline
- constituency Dublin South-West 2024-11-29 to present
- party People Before Profit-Solidarity 2024-11-29 to present
Cabinet Committees
2025-03-19 ·
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4. Deputy Paul Murphy asked the Taoiseach when the Cabinet committee on climate action, environment and energy will next meet. [9492/25]
Cabinet Committees
2025-03-19 ·
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Does the Taoiseach accept that since his return to office he has been effectively ripping up the climate Act? He has been greenlighting limitless expansion of data centres and AI powered by fossil fuels. When he was in the US, he gave out about the demonisation of data centres. He rescinded the Government policy statement against fracked gas. Earlier he said we cannot object to fracked gas coming …
Cabinet Committees
2025-03-19 ·
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Let us do it now.
Cabinet Committees
2025-03-19 ·
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We called for it.
Cabinet Committees
2025-03-19 ·
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Some moratorium.
Cabinet Committees
2025-03-19 ·
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The Taoiseach is miles away from the science.
Cabinet Committees
2025-03-19 ·
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The Taoiseach welcomed it.
Cabinet Committees
2025-03-19 ·
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You welcomed it.
Cabinet Committees
2025-03-19 ·
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Do not row back on it then.
Cabinet Committees
2025-03-19 ·
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Does the Taoiseach welcome the decision?
Taoiseach's Meetings and Engagements
2025-03-19 ·
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19. Deputy Paul Murphy asked the Taoiseach to report on his attendance at the informal EU leaders' retreat on 3 February. [9493/25]
Commemorative Events
2025-03-19 ·
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28. Deputy Paul Murphy asked the Taoiseach if he will report on his recent attendance at the commemoration for the liberation of Auschwitz. [9494/25]
Leaders' Questions
2025-03-06 ·
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That is what it is.
Questions on Policy or Legislation
2025-03-06 ·
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Shocking new figures were published in The Mirror today about Irish horses slaughtered in English abattoirs. They suggest that 782 horses with Irish passports were slaughtered in England last year. A total of 538 of those had racing industry passports. In other words, they were racing horses. At least 46% of these were five years old or younger. To be clear, these were not euthanised. They were st…
International Women's Day: Statements
2025-03-06 ·
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If we want to tackle gender-based violence, then we have to call a halt to the tidal wave of misogyny coming at young men on social media every day. It is disgusting that the big social media corporations - the so-called big tech "broligarchy" of Zuckerberg and Musk - are profiting from pushing misogynistic, sexist content at teenage boys and men. Rapist and human trafficker Andrew Tate, now embra…
Waste in Public Expenditure: Motion [Private Members]
2025-03-05 ·
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The motion is right that there has been a lot of waste by this Government so far and by successive Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael governments down through the years. The motion and the analysis and speeches we have heard from the proposers, however, fail to look under the bonnet and figure out why this waste is happening. The solutions proposed would actually make things even worse. The motion seeks to…
Questions on Policy or Legislation
2025-03-05 ·
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Is the Taoiseach aware of the report into hip operations at Children's Health Ireland, which has been reported on in The Ditch? It suggests, incredibly, that nearly 80% of hip operations carried out on children in Cappagh hospital, and 60% of those operations in Temple Street, were unnecessary surgeries done on children. A whistleblower suggests they may have been done "purely for financial gain".…
Policing and Community Safety: Statements (Resumed)
2025-03-05 ·
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We are in the midst of a manufactured moral panic. To divert attention from away from its failures on housing, health, disability and climate, the Government prefers to have endless statements on policing and to pass more laws that erode our civil liberties. The programme for Government contains a frightening litany of attacks on civil liberties, all under the guise of getting tough on crime. Of c…
Seachtain na Gaeilge: Ráitis
2025-03-05 ·
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Bhí oibrithe na heagraíochtaí Gaeilge amuigh ar stailc an tseachtain seo caite. Bhí siad go tógáil raic agus iad i mbun ágóidíochta in aghaidh na gciorruithe atá á gearradh orthu. Deir siad go bhfuil sé soiléir anois go bhfuil struchtúr maoinithe Fhoras na Gaeilge briste. Tá thart ar €17 milliún níos lú ag Foras na Gaeilge inniu nó mar a bhí acu in 2002. Le boilsciú curtha san áireamh, is ionann s…
Leaders' Questions
2025-03-04 ·
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You addressed it yourself.
Order of Business
2025-03-04 ·
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What the Taoiseach is attempting to do with this stroke with the Lowry group of Independents is an authoritarian manoeuvre.
Order of Business
2025-03-04 ·
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It is.
Order of Business
2025-03-04 ·
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It might not be comfortable for Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and their supporters in the Lowry group to hear that truth but this is about diminishing the capacity of the Opposition to hold the Government to account.
Order of Business
2025-03-04 ·
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Something that has not got much coverage in this-----
Order of Business
2025-03-04 ·
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Government Members can try to shout me down but the Taoiseach and the Government propose to halve the number of Taoiseach's questions in any given week.