For Green activists, this is the kind of win you get when you elect your team.
How Ireland works?
Her remarks should be interpreted simply, and straightforwardly, in the manner in which she intended: Christian beliefs bad, ergo, Christians not welcome.
“It seems to me that the menu in HSE facilities is set to be much more about carbon emissions than it is to be about patient health, and surely this is deeply wrong?”
Power Blackouts
It’s just one poll, but this is the best news the party has had in some time.
Faced with a choice between admitting that the hated “far right” has a point, and defending an absurdity, he’s chosen to defend the absurdity
Irish Green Party Transport Minister Eamon Ryan says “the science is clear” on lowering speed limits for motorists – even though a report presented to his Department last year found that lowering speed limits “would result in more deaths.”
Irish Media Minister Catherine Martin has said that it would be the job of the government’s new Electoral Commission to “monitor” what communications are “appropriate” during Irish elections, when asked about billionaire Elon Musk’s comments to her last week. Last Friday, Gript asked Martin about new EU regulations around so-called “misinformation,” and the potential impact […]
The more you overtly try to crush dissent, the more obvious it becomes that the dissenters might be saying something worthwhile.
Winning is not necessarily the objective, first time out.
The Green Party in Cork posted an extremely aggressive tweet making it clear that they are extremely vexed over the “fuckers” not realising that the world is burning down around our ears, as we speak.