Liquified natural gas (LNG) is such a contentious issue within the Green Party that any serious move to allow a terminal be built would be a walking matter 

Row had broken out between Fine Gael and the Greens over plans to overhaul the judicial review system

"As a senator, I will continue to fight for women’s rights, to tackle discrimination, and to lead a green economic recovery," she said.

It is beyond belief at this critical juncture that the Green Party’s Eamon Ryan would attempt to interfere with, and negatively influence, An Bord Pleanála’s decision to decide on the planning application for a liquified natural gas (LNG) Terminal ...

"The loss if we don't have children back in school in my mind is much larger than any other measure," the Green Party leader said

Correspondence reportedly queried bank lending practices, as well as referencing their continued investment in a sector that is carbon-intensive.

Given the wholesale reform required and its attendant costs, the Green Party must now make the step up to political 'senior hurling'.

When the time comes for Micheál Martin to pass the baton to Leo Varadkar, what is planned is far more extensive than a simple swapping of the Taoiseach portfolio, writes Daniel McConnell.

'Surely they do not believe that any gains they consider they have made justifies the continuation of this incompetent Government'

The political eye-poking continued this week, with Leo Varadkar getting into yet another contretemps with Micheál Martin, writes Alison O’Connor.

No sanction needed for Green TD over messages says party leader

Mr Donnelly was forced to restate his 'commitment' after the Irish Examiner revealed that the Department of Health stated current public order legislation was adequate to police anti-abortion protests outside hospitals and GP practices

The proposed closure of a residential mental health centre in east Cork would be a “gravely retrograde step” for the care of the vulnerable residents, a clinical psychologist has said.

A local authority wanted to “go quiet” about a controversial Púca sculpture to “let the rhetoric blow over” before making any decision on what to do with the €30,000 artwork.

The Greens lost members, support, and key political battles but got the Climate Action Bill, writes Political Correspondent Paul Hosford

Hazel Chu shares photograph of her cream coloured sleeveless lace bodice wedding dress and shoes on social media

The practice did little to engender trust in the political process

SF and FG level pegging, FF lagging behind

Green Party senator criticises lack of whole-school ventilation and reliance on gas boilers

Patrick Costello takes High Court action over constitutionality of 'investor courts' part of EU-Canadian pact

Lord mayor says she will not run for any other party or as an independent

FF and FG need new purpose and energy rather than different leadership

The party leader said the targets set down in new legislation would not have been as ambitious without the efforts of young people

Government must not proceed with plans for congestion charge

A weekend opinion poll records that support for government pandemic measures has fallen dramatically.   Support for the Government's handling of Covid-19 has fallen to 43%, the first time it has gone below 50%.

The Arts Minister said she was asked to back a candidacy and she did that to help promote more women in politics.

TRACKING the progress of Hazel Chu during the week, the one person who came to mind was Jackie Healy-Rae. Hazel and Jackie may be from different planets, but in one respect they’re from the same side of the street.

A review shows there has been limited progress to stop the decline of nature in Ireland

Green Party leader said 1,300 people die prematurely each year as a result of air pollution

In response to Brendan Casserly’s letter — ‘Update law on cyclists’ visability’ (Irish Examiner, February 13), I will explain my position. I worked as a university researcher, so I’m trained to look at the evidence.

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan has done a U-turn on his opposition to the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between Canada and the EU

Ballyfermot-Drimnagh Cllr Sophie Nicoullaud and Tallaght Cllr Liam Sinclair have both told the Green Party they were rescinding their membership.

Minister's position on nuclear power is refreshing

Party has been divided this week over a Government Bill to pass the controversial trade deal

Councillors, former general election candidates, and youth members have all left this year

Eamon Ryan also supports having some people return to offices to work. 

Her resignation follows a wave of other departures, amid claims that the party does not listen to internal criticism

Climate Bill and the Mother and Baby Homes legislation threaten to take Green Party down

The controversial legislation on sealing records on mother and baby homes passed the Dáil on Thursday

Party's councillors wanted to amend the County Development Plan to ban importing fossil fuels

The Green Party TD said Ireland cannot individually change laws on petrol and diesel cars without formally notifying the EU of the change 

There are no penalties if targets laid out in the bill are missed

Green Party members have given a guarded welcome to the Climate Action Bill, with many feeling that the "proof will be in the pudding".

A dedicated office is urgently needed to stop the malicious destruction of important historical and architectural buildings in Dublin, a former Lord Mayor is warning.