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.

Neasa Hourigan is the Green Party’ spokesperson on finance

The Government has already indicated that carbon taxes will be increased by another €6 per tonne in next month's Budget after a similar hike last year

In a meeting between the minister met and UNHCR Ireland, the issue was raised and, after, its Head of Office Enda O’Neill urged Ireland to meet its commitments to relocate unaccompanied children.

Hazel Chu is collating 'heartbreaking' data from women whose partners were denied access over Covid restrictions

Reaction from the third party of government to the seismic meeting of the 81-strong Oireachtas Golf Society in Co Galway has ranged from the muted to the incredulous to the furious.

The Greens are no strangers to government even though most of their TDs are. 

A Green Party senator texted colleagues after the leadership election, saying: "fuck her" about deputy leader Catherine Martin and accused the returning officer of being a "Sinn Féin front".

Sources within the party say that TDs who are unhappy voting on certain legislation have been telling colleagues they are "biding their time" and contemplating "where do they draw the line".

A major row between the Government and county councillors is brewing over Green Party plans to reduce mileage rates for those driving emissions-heavy cars.

The Greens decided to sanction Deputy Neasa Hourigan and Minister of State Joe O'Brien for voting against the Government and abstaining.

The leader of the Green Party Eamon Ryan has said he has warned members that voting against the Government weakens it. It comes after he sanctioned two of his TDs for failing to support a Government housing bill yesterday.

However, the ban will actually only cover two weeks of Dáil time.

Move caused consternation, as many on such pandemic unemployment payments were forced to leave workplaces when the pandemic took hold

Catherine Martin said the Green Party leadership has heard the concerns after a number of members left the party yesterday. She narrowly lost the leadership election to Eamon Ryan, with less than 50 votes between them.

Eamon Ryan will continue to lead the Green Party — but after 10 years at the helm, has he lost touch with the growing problems within it?

The process for resigning from the Green Party has been changed amid a wave of prominent resignations.

The new group was formed to bring like-minded people together to achieve a just transition.

Former MEP candidate Saoirse McHugh says she left the Green Party due to concerns over the programme for government, and says the party is "toxic".

Her remarks come ahead of the outcome of today's leadership competition between herself and leader Eamon Ryan.

Catherine Martin has said her party "missed an opportunity" to promote women and heal divisions when appointing ministers.

The appointment of three men as Ministers of State was the prerogative of Eamon Ryan as leader, Ms Martin told RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland.

The Green Party leadership election kicked off last night, with a hustings for members in the south of the country hearing that the party must "go big or go home".

Over the weekend, Mr O'Gorman was subject of a number of tweets and Facebook posts calling for him to resign his position.

As a leader of Government espousing all things green, I am surprised each time I see Eamon Ryan filmed cycling with no sign of a helmet.

It should be known on Friday evening if a government will be formed or if a political crisis beckons.

Senior members of the Green Party have said this week’s vote to go into government is “too close to call” with ballots already beginning to arrive in at party headquarters.

Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has pledged to ensure the M20 between Cork and Limerick is progressed amid doubts over the route under the proposed coalition.

The completion of the M20 Cork to Limerick motorway and the Galway bypass is not likely to happen in the next five years, according to one of the Green Party government formation negotiators.

Gates at the Phoenix Park that have been closed to traffic since the Covid-19 pandemic should stay that way, according to a Green Party Councillor.

Fianna Fáil leader Micheal Martin said it is his intention to sign off on the programme for government on Sunday.

The Green Party wants a €3 air travel tax and has doubled down on demands to ensure that 20% of transport budgets go on cycling and walking.

Government formation talks between Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil, and the Green Party have been described as “horrendous” by one TD.

Green MEP Grace O'Sullivan has refused to be drawn on who she would back in a party leadership contest.

A Green Party MEP has said he would not be in favour of a change in the party's leadership at this time.

Former Green Party leader and Minister John Gormley was back in Leinster House today.

Her comments will only add to pressure on party leader Eamon Ryan who is now in a battle to retain control of his newly expanded party.

Catherine Martin is the quintessential, understated politician.

That leadership election is expected to be announced as being open for nominations on Wednesday, May 20, triggered after the general election on February 8.