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Murphy wants more for rural Ireland
Fianna Fáil Deputy, Eugene Murphy, has welcomed the announcement that rural renovation home grants are to be offered to restore properties in small towns and villages as a part of the Government’s long-term Action Plan for Rural Ireland.
Government accepts Fianna Fáil motion on flood prevention and insurance
Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Flood Relief, Eugene Murphy, has welcomed the Government’s acceptance of his motion on flood prevention and insurance. Deputy Murphy brought his motion forward during Private Members time in the Dáil this week.
Murphy hits out at overcrowding issues at Portiuncula A&E
Fianna Fáil Deputy for Roscommon-Galway, Eugene Murphy, has hit out at overcrowding issues at Portiuncula A&E department, which resulted in a number of sick children being transported to the Midlands Regional Hospital in Mullingar for treatment last weekend.
Murphy hits out at ongoing overcrowding issues at Portiuncula A&E department
Fianna Fáil TD for Roscommon/Galway Eugene Murphy has hit out at the ongoing overcrowding issues at Portiuncula A&E department which left a number of sick children having to be transported by ambulance to the Midlands Regional Hospital in Mullingar for treatment over the weekend.
Government must shelve boundary report or hold a referendum, says Murphy
Fianna Fáil TD Eugene Murphy said he is deeply concerned and alarmed at the details of the Athlone boundary report which he claims could very well lead to an annexation of the Monksland area in the next four years.
Get offline, send a card and save the post office network, says Roscommon/Galway TD Murphy
Fianna Fáil TD for Roscommon-Galway Eugene Murphy is urging people to ‘get offline’ and take the time to post a card or letter to a loved one this Christmas season as part of an initiative to safeguard the post office network.
Report recommends no change to Athlone boundary
Supporters of the ‘Save Roscommon’ campaign have expressed delight that Roscommon is to remain “intact”, after a controversial report on the future of the county boundary recommended no change.