The 2026 Logies Red Carpet Is In Full Swing & Your Faves Are Looking Fab It Australian TV's night of nights! Pedestrian.tv · Aug 16
Holyrood data row ‘undermines decades of work on women’s representation’ A SCOTTISH Parliament survey has exposed a wider problem with collecting data on the basis of biological sex and could undermine “decades worth”… The National (Scotland) · Jul 11
Nine in 10 female councillors in Scotland have endured abuse at work NINE in 10 women councillors in Scotland have experienced sexism, misogyny or gender-based violence in the course of their work, a new report has… The National (Scotland) · Jun 18
In England and its colonies, accused witches weren’t burnt – but wives who defied their husbands were I recently appeared on the BBC radio show Woman’s Hour to discuss my research on homicides committed by women. Just before my segment, singer-songwriter Katherine Priddy spoke about her song Matches, inspired by the feminist phrase “women, not witches”. It reframes witch trials as the persecution of women rather than… The Conversation · Apr 28
10-point plan to tackle gender inequality in Scotland unveiled AN ambitious 10-point plan to tackle major issues women are facing in Scotland including poverty, discrimination, and medical misogyny has been… The National (Scotland) · Aug 27, 2025
ABC reveals replacements for outgoing breakfast TV stars Michael Rowland and Tony Armstrong Former Europe and North America correspondent James Glenday joins Bridget Brennan as co-host, while Catherine Murphy will take on sport The Guardian - AU · Dec 8, 2024
Ireland’s Minister for Health fails to be re-elected and loses long-held seat He lost out to the Irish premier’s running mate Richard Timmins, who secured the second seat for Fine Gael in the consistency. Evening Standard · Dec 2, 2024
Long A&E waits disadvantage women, figures show WOMEN wait longer than men for emergency medical care in Scotland despite the fact they are more likely to be admitted to hospital after being seen… The National (Scotland) · Jul 30, 2023
Women in Scotland 'missing' from key positions of power while men overrepresented ALMOST 500 women are “missing” from key positions of power in Scotland, new research has found. The National (Scotland) · Jul 18, 2023
'I booked a hotel for Taylor Swift Dublin concert - only to be hit by shocking cancellation' Social Media was flooded with accounts of hotels telling ‘Swifties’ that their bookings were being cancelled because of over-bookings, but the music fans are sceptical. Irish Mirror · Jul 4, 2023
Claims gardai are falsely recording checkpoints after breathalysing themselves to be put to Justice Minister Social Democrats TD Catherine Murphy says allegations about the force’s Roads Policing Unit are 'very concerning' Irish Mirror · Jun 20, 2023
Irish influencers paid five-figure sum for single job by Failte Ireland In 2022 the ‘influencers’ tab saw more than €100,000 paid out, with some ‘campaign ambassadors’ for a few Discover Ireland gigs getting €15,000 each. Irish Mirror · Jun 13, 2023
Decision to send gardaí to patrol Disneyland labelled 'farcical' “I wasn’t aware that Irish people who travelled to see Mickey and Minnie Mouse were becoming victims of crime in disproportionately large numbers." Irish Mirror · May 28, 2023
Millions worth of cars taken off the road every year due to lack of VRT Revenue is collecting an average of €1 million a month from motorists Irish Mirror · May 25, 2023
Irish Mirror · May 24, 2023 IDA refuses to state 'environmental and workers rights' assurances SHEIN gave before Irish opening EXCLUSIVE: Enterprise Minister Simon Coveney said in a parliamentary question that Chinese fast-fashion company SHEIN gave the IDA 'assurances in relation to the company’s commitment to environmental sustainability'.
Irish Mirror · May 19, 2023 Number of people attempting to stop smoking to 'increase significantly this year' EXCLUSIVE: Figures released by the HSE to Social Democrats TD Catherine Murphy show that the number of people who have already taken part in courses to stop smoking this year is close to last year's figures
The National (Scotland) · May 17, 2023 'Alarming': UK has gone 'backwards' on transgender rights over past decade Researchers argued that anti-trans hatred has seeped into the UK Government’s agenda and in the media across the UK
Wales Online · May 10, 2023 Woman slams 'dirty' hospital, saying meals looked like 'slop' Catherine Murphy claims the hospital she stayed in had 'spit marks' on a glass door
Glasgow Live · May 10, 2023 Airdrie mum hits out at 'disgusting' hospital food that looked like 'slop' Catherine Murphy has hit out at the 'disgusting' meals she was served at Monklands and Hairmyres Hospitals and the 54-year-old was forced to order in her own meals which cost her 'a fortune'
Daily Record · May 10, 2023 Heart patient slams 'dirty' Scots hospitals and 'disgusting' meals that look like 'slop' Catherine Murphy, 54, said she had to order in her own meals during her stay at the hospital.
Liverpool Echo · Mar 19, 2023 Mother's Day 'busiest day of the year' with families going 'out out' "‘I find that on Mother’s Day people enjoy a drink. People are 'out out’ aren't they?"