Murphy's Dáil microphone turned off after raising 'political policing' issue

Anti Austerity Alliance TD Paul Murphy has tried to raise his claims of "political policing" in the Dáil.

Wed, 11 Feb, 2015 - 14:36

Anti Austerity Alliance TD Paul Murphy has tried to raise his claims of "political policing" in the Dáil.

It follows the arrest of the Dublin South West TD and 11 others over the past three days in connection with the water charges protest in Jobstown last November.

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