Greens deny revolt over coalition role

The Green Party today denied it was facing a grassroots revolt after it lost its second local councillor within 24 hours.

Thu, 22 Jan, 2009 - 14:21

The Green Party today denied it was facing a grassroots revolt after it lost its second local councillor within 24 hours.

Former deputy Lord Mayor of Dublin, Bronwen Maher quit over claims her party was propping up a Fianna Fáil-led government which had lost public confidence.

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