Politics Analysis: Roderic O’Gorman faces unenviable task in bringing Greens back together - and voters back on side Between TV licence reform and managing migration, newly-appointed Green Party leader has a full plate to contend with
Red C Poll Richard Colwell: Three-horse race for general electionThe seismic local and European elections don’t necessarily reflect where the chips will fall in a poll for national government
Politics Why Catherine Martin ruled herself out of the Green leadership race as O’Gorman and Hackett do battleParty’s deputy leader having reportedly wanted power for so long decided to eschew the chance to stand when opportunity presented itself
Politics Aidan Regan: It is because Eamon Ryan was so effective that the Greens are hatedHistory will be kind to the outgoing leader, but his successor needs to be combative to fight against the anti-Green backlash
Politics Eamon Ryan analysis: Green leader’s exit brings new political cycle and hastens coalition’s endThe environment minister bows out on his own terms but may hasten end of current government
Politics Catherine Martin rules herself out of running for Green Party leadership Deputy Green Party leader says she will step down from her current role in the party hierarchy
Politics Ryan regrets narrative Greens ‘against rural Ireland’ as he steps down as party leaderDublin Bay South TD confirms he won’t contest the next general election as he passes on the Green Party torch
Politics Eamon Ryan steps down as Green Party leader citing family commitments Minister says that he ‘cannot continue to work the long hours’ involved with being a public representative
Politics Greens left licking wounds after heavy losses but insist they have role still to playClimate issues dominated agenda in 2019, but barely came up on the doors this time
Business Post's View Editorial: Fractured EU Parliament will struggle to meet challenges of war and migration2024 elections saw a major setback for the Green agenda across Europe
Local and European Elections Shane Coleman: Ten major lessons we learned from last weekend’s electionsWith the counting now done and all seats filled, a number of issues have become clear, with all eyes now turning to when Taoiseach Simon Harris will call the general election
Local and European Elections Analysis: The Green wave may have receded, but the tide is not out on the party just yetBetter than expected local election result may just change the dynamic of anti-green politics from Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, writes Daniel Murray
Local and European Elections Eamon Ryan insists Green Party ‘will not be wiped out’ in electionBut party leader admits Ciaran Cuffe’s MEP seat is in danger of being lost
Local and European Elections Abuse and confusion in last days of campaignBattle-weary candidates encounter all sorts of reactions as voters finally have their say
Local and European Elections ‘The Greens won’t be wiped out’, Ryan says after strong showing in Dublin citySitting councillors Michael Pidgeon and Claire Byrne likely to top the polls in their Dublin wards
EU Analysis: What have Ireland’s MEPs been up to for the last five years? Irish people go to the polls this week to elect 14 MEPs, the country’s highest number in 25 years thanks to a post-Brexit bump. But what exactly have our outgoing MEPs been doing to earn their keep?
Dublin Ossian Smyth: Ibec call to pause Dublin traffic plan ‘very strange’ and ‘regressive’The Green Party minister said the business lobby group’s call for an immediate pause to traffic calming measures in Dublin city centre ‘is not going to work’
The Last Post Matt Cooper: Simon Harris’s early missteps make November 15 a likely election dateNew leader is going to be the shortest-serving taoiseach in the history of the state, far shorter than he has stated as his immediate ambition
Climate & Environment Eamon Ryan doesn’t rule out ban on fossil fuel advertising as new bill to be debated in DáilThe Solidarity-People Before Profit bill proposes a ban on the advertising of fossil fuels, fossil fuel cars, and flights by airlines
Politics Pitching for office: Limerick mayoral candidates tout credentials as campaign heats upThirteen candidates are vying to become Limerick - and the country’s - first directly elected mayor