Michael Murphy

‘Assault’ on Tube flasher under investigation, police confirm

Free from threats, and with the RAF guarding its skies, it’s easy for Dublin to dream up solutions to the war in Gaza

For years American workers lost out while Dublin profited. A reckoning is now due

Caught between Brussels and Washington, and economically tethered to both, Dublin now finds itself in an incredibly tight spot

Crackdown on safety breaches follows big rise in complaints over rule-breakers, say aviation authorities

The ‘body doubling’ experiment which encourages remote staff to remain on all-day video calls with colleagues may spread nationwide

For decades, the country played off Europe and America for its own benefit. No longer

Makereti Papakura, who enrolled in 1927, is thought to be the first indigenous woman to matriculate from the university

Popularity of 007’s favourite tipple renewed in London, where bars report growing demand, and online

With finite housing and overstretched public services, the government’s ‘cack-handed’ border policies have triggered a wave of public anger