Roderic O’Gorman discusses life in opposition, immigration and rebuilding the Green Party.

The government agreed to shorten the delay to a Bill that would increase regulations on dog breeding.

Politicians have been told to stop bringing up the presidential election in the Dáil

The Dáil heard that if no action was taken, Lady’s Island Lake in Co Wexford could end up like Lough Neagh.

Roderic O'Gorman has been re-elected as the leader of the Green Party

Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy also ‘categorically’ rejected the opposition’s accusations of partiality.

Verona Murphy is facing criticism for her handling of an acrimonious sitting on Tuesday when contentious changes to speaking rights were voted through.

Opposition leaders are to meet on Wednesday morning after the Dail was disrupted amid a row on speaking time changes.

There were chaotic scenes of shouting, interruptions and allegations of misogyny on Tuesday as tension over the speaking rights row boiled over.

The incident on November 2nd happened when the then Minister for Children went door-to-door canvassing around the Erris Square, Waterville area in Blanchardstown.

Here, we have a look at the issues likely to dominate political discourse in the week to come

The Regional Independents' influence is evident in the "deeply underwhelming" programme for government, according to a former Cabinet minister

Former Integration minister Roderic O'Gorman has criticised the Government over what he feels is an attempt to "minimise" the migration problem.

The Green Party convention was held in Dublin on Saturday.

Judge McHugh noted the man had emailed an apology to the politician, which O'Gorman has accepted.

The Green Party went from 12 TDs to only one in the recent general election.

Fianna Fáil is on course to be Ireland’s largest party after the general election

There is a number of big name TDs who are currently in danger, and will need a number of things to go their way to retain their seats.

Roderic O’Gorman said ‘that’s politics’ of Fine Gael and Fianna Fail’s criticism of the Green Party.

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael looked well placed to return to power but Sinn Fein insists it could be part of a new government of the left.

Outgoing coalition partners Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, however, claim they are well placed to return to power following Ireland’s General Election

‘No matter what the results today there will be a strong Green Party in Ireland,’ Eamon Ryan told reporters

Did you make up your mind by looking at party leaders, or were you swayed by a strong social media campaign?

The three largest parties were virtually neck-and-neck heading into the vote, according to the latest opinion poll.

Leaders of the smaller left parties had a chance to debate against the larger parties and amongst themselves when Katie Hannon hosted the first televised leaders’ debate of the election campaign earlier this month.

Data from October shows that international protection applications were around half in October compared to May, but only 25 per cent lower than in June

The Green leader said it was ‘looking likely’ Fine Gael and Fianna Fail would be returned to government but would need support to make up a majority.

Support for Independent candidates has jumped in recent times.

Comments from Taoiseach Simon Harris and Minister Roderic O'Gorman in last week's leaders' debate were insulting to the families who suffered bereavements during the Covid pandemic, according to a care advocate

A repeat of the last government coalition cannot be ruled out, while Sinn Féin would struggle to bring a left-wing coalition together, according to a political commentator

The Green leader said a €10 billion capital investment in public transport is central to their party manifesto

Party leader Micheal Martin was pressed on whether he was eyeing Labour as a potential coalition partner.

Green Party leader Roderic O’Gorman said the proposal was not a ploy to attract former Green voters back.

Mr O’Gorman said it is ‘legitimate’ for someone to object to planning permission if it breaches planning rules.

A new opinion poll has put support for Simon Harris’s party on 25 per cent, ahead of both Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin on 19%.

Green Party leader Roderic O’Gorman reflected on ‘tense’ and ‘difficult’ negotiations with coalition colleagues in 2023.

Her comments came amid increasing focus on potential coalitions after the general election.

Leader Roderic O’Gorman told voters to ‘stick with us’ and bring about a Green Party ‘sequel’.

Roderic O’Gorman said the parties do not want a coalition partner that is as ‘robust and determined’ to push for its manifesto goals as the Greens.

Roderic O’Gorman was speaking to reporters in Dublin about his party’s upcoming election campaign.

Roderic O’Gorman has said the man made the threat while he was having coffee with his husband in Dublin.

The highly-anticipated announcement kicks off a truncated campaign which will last mere weeks.

Gardaí fear the Co Louth boy, who would now be eight years old, may have died in 2022