Four Ceta motions going to Green Party policy council

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan: his constituency of Dublin Bay South has made their opposition to the controversial trade deal Ceta known. Picture:Gareth Chaney/Collins

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan: his constituency of Dublin Bay South has made their opposition to the controversial trade deal Ceta known. Picture:Gareth Chaney/Collins

Two-thirds of elected Green Party councillors have voted that the party should have a national convention on CETA.

Four CETA motions are going to the Green Party policy council this weekend, including one by the local government group of councillors, who needed a two-thirds majority in order to submit the motion.

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