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Brady was a candidate at the 2004 European Parliament election when he was falsely accused of lying about an incident involving his father's taxi being involved in the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings. Brady was accused by the media of using the incident to obtain the sympathy of the voters. He was later vindicated when the truth of the matter was revealed on 5 – 7 live, the RTÉ Radio programme, on Friday 18 June 2004. Dave Mc Hugh, an RTÉ Researcher who had made a Radio Documentary on the Dublin and Monaghan bombings, discovered that Royston Brady's father had been kidnapped on the evening of 16 May 1974.

While Lord Mayor, Brady was awarded a knighthood by the Sacred Military Constantinian Order of Saint George in recognition of Dublin City Council's work "in assisting homeless people." The award was bestowed by Cardinal Mario Pompedda at a ceremony in Áras an Uachtarain in May 2004.

Brady married Michelle McConalogue from Carndonagh, County Donegal in December 2003; they currently live in the United States with their children.

Brady was elected to Dublin City Council in June 1999 as a Fianna Fáil candidate. Aged 26, he was the youngest member of the council at the time. In 2000 he served as deputy Lord Mayor of Dublin and in 2003 was elected Lord Mayor of Dublin.

Having trained as a hotelier in the US and Ireland Brady became general manager of the Royal Marine Hotel in Dún Laoghaire in June 1997. From 2000 to 2003 he worked as a consultant for training agency CERT. In 2005 he set up Alpha Recruitment, a recruitment and Consultancy Company specialising in the hotel and tourism sectors. Having built up the business it was sold for an undisclosed sum to Stepone Recruitment in 2008.

He attended the Billie Barry stage school and appeared as an extra in the film Excalibur in 1981, he was also an under-age footballer with St Vincent's GAA Club.

Royston Mathew Brady (born 24 August 1972) is an Irish businessman and former politician, who was lord mayor of Dublin between 2003 and 2004.

His father won an All Ireland minor medal with Dublin in 1954, and his brother, Cyprian was also active in politics.