Andrée Murphy

Andrée Murphy hails from Dublin but has lived in Belfast since 1994. 
She is the Deputy Director of Relatives for Justice, a national victim support NGO which provides advocacy and therapeutic support for the bereaved and injured of the conflict. Holding a Masters Degree in international human rights law, Andrée's particular expertise and research on women affected by conflict trauma has seen her provide evidence to the United Nations in Geneva and to Congressional hearings in the US.
Andrée is a columnist for Belfast Media Group and is a regular contributor to broadcast media, providing political analysis and commentary.

Latest Stories

ANDRÉE MURPHY: Good character punished and bad character rewarded

ANDRÉE MURPHY: Good character punished and bad character rewarded

ANDRÉE MURPHY: Bellaghy is lit up by the colours of truth and justice

ANDRÉE MURPHY: Bellaghy is lit up by the colours of truth and justice

ANDRÉE MURPHY: Posterity will paint a positive picture of our current unity struggles

ANDRÉE MURPHY: Posterity will paint a positive picture of our current unity struggles

ANDRÉE MURPHY: Copycat commentary on Pope's passing is missing the point

ANDRÉE MURPHY: Copycat commentary on Pope's passing is missing the point

ANDRÉE MURPHY: Frances Black would be the ideal opposition candidate for President

ANDRÉE MURPHY: Frances Black would be the ideal opposition candidate for President

ANDRÉE MURPHY: Unionist White House visit a political mirage

ANDRÉE MURPHY: Unionist White House visit a political mirage

ANDRÉE MURPHY: A maturing Ireland shuns the Paddy's Day tropes for something deeper

ANDRÉE MURPHY: A maturing Ireland shuns the Paddy's Day tropes for something deeper

ANDRÉE MURPHY: Father Raymond never wavered from his vocation of caring

ANDRÉE MURPHY: Father Raymond never wavered from his vocation of caring