Stakes are high for the Greens as they take on wide portfolio

The Greens will oversee elements of transport, supports for children, agriculture as well as the arts and media as part of their wide role in the new coalition.
Stakes are high for the Greens as they take on wide portfolio
Sun, 28 Jun, 2020 - 20:26
Juno McEnroe

Green leader Eamon Ryan flanked by Malcolm Noonan and Roderic O’Gorman during a briefing at Leinster House. Picture: Gareth Chaney
Green leader Eamon Ryan flanked by Malcolm Noonan and Roderic O’Gorman during a briefing at Leinster House. Picture: Gareth Chaney

The Greens will oversee elements of transport, supports for children, agriculture as well as the arts and media as part of their wide role in the new coalition.

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