Ryan aims to rejuvenate 30-year-old Green Party

THE Green Party celebrated its 30th anniversary yesterday with leader Eamon Ryan unveiling a new front bench and a return to politics of former parliamentary party members.

Ryan aims to rejuvenate 30-year-old Green Party
Mon, 12 Dec, 2011 - 00:00
Juno McEnroe,  Political Reporter

Mr Ryan said he was rejuvenating the former government party and wanted to present green vision for the Irish people.

The Greens were wiped out in the last general election, but a new strategic plan aims to elect five TDs and up to 20 councillors by 2016.

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