‘Your bike could still get wet’: Review into ‘inexcusable’ €336,000 bike shed at Leinster House requested
OPW says public money must be spent ‘transparently’ as Minister of State confirms review into cost
Neasa Hourigan
Senator Róisín Garvey elected as Green Party’s new deputy leader
Rebel backbencher Neasa Hourigan loses out on position in narrow vote
Neasa Hourigan applies for readmission into Green parliamentary party
Dublin Central TD, a candidate for deputy leader position, lost whip 15 months ago when voting against Government
Two remain in Green Party deputy leadership race as Smyth drops out
Minister of State says it is ‘best’ to have a woman in the role for gender balance after Roderic O’Gorman landed party’s top job
Green Party leadership contest is far from settled as history shows party members can be unpredictable
Roderic O’Gorman is the favourite to succeed Eamon Ryan but Pippa Hackett has mounted a strong campaign focusing on rural Ireland
Neasa Hourigan joins race for Green Party deputy leadership
Ossian Smyth has also declared his interest in Catherine Martin's former position
Neasa Hourigan reveals she twice took cocaine as she calls for decriminalisation of all drugs
Green Party TD opens up about her party leadership ambitions in wide-ranging interview with Hot Press magazine
Mobile and broadband users face multiple communication price hikes without any chance to switch
ComReg told Green Party TD Neasa Hourigan price increases linked to inflation
The true cost of extreme wealth - a Letter to the Editor by economists, artists and politicians calls for new taxes on the rich
Economists and politicians, including Joe O’Brien and Neasa Hourigan, call on G20 member states to enact new tax regimes
Irish weapons training plan for Ukrainian troops a ‘breach of neutrality’, TDs claim
Paul Murphy and Neasa Hourigan express concern over move by Defence Forces
Alcohol-warning label plan attracts suggestions and criticism from industry and campaigners
While Britain and Canada express interest in initiative, foetal alcohol spectrum disorder group, Irish language supporters and wine importers voice range of complaints
David Quinn settles with campaigner who posted ‘highly defamatory’ tweet
Iona Institute CEO says case was not a Slapp lawsuit as was claimed in the Dáil under parliamentary privilege
Government defeats no-confidence motion by 86 votes to 67
Rebel Green Neasa Hourigan voted with the Government, as did a number of Independent TDs
Catherine Martin says Hourigan a ‘very valuable member’ of Green Party
Rebel TD’s support ahead of Dáil confidence vote remains unclear
Ending eviction ban: Labour and Sinn Féin ramp up pressure on Coalition with two Dáil votes this week
Labour Party tables motion of no confidence in Government, while Sinn Féin proposes legislation that would see eviction ban extended into 2024
Varadkar predicts comfortable win for Government on confidence motion
Unrest in Green Party over suspension of Neasa Hourigan
Eviction ban: No constituency deals done with Independents to secure support, Taoiseach says
Varadkar ‘disappointed’ at DUP’s refusal to return to Stormont in spite of Windsor Framework
‘Shockingly harsh’: Green Party councillors criticise sanction imposed on Neasa Hourigan
Minister of State Pippa Hackett believes Coalition has a safe majority should confidence votes arise over eviction ban
EU leaders in Brussels to talk Brexit, Belarus and banking as evictions ban controversy rumbles on
Inside Politics Digest: Coalition will try to move the agenda on from evictions ban, but issue will roll into another week
Green Party’s Neasa Hourigan suspended from parliamentary party for 15 months after voting against Government
Dublin Central TD loses all Oireachtas committee positions, including €10,082-a-year role as Oireachtas budgetary oversight committee chair
Eviction ban Q&A: What’s happening today and how will it all play out?
Green and Independent votes under pressure this week as Opposition lays down challenges
Cabinet agrees to ‘safety net’ for renters from April 1st
Green Party politicians voice concerns on ending eviction ban, but sources say a number of measures agreed including council purchases of homes as social housing
Sinn Féin looks to table new motion on eviction ban before measure expires at end of month
Vote to come amid recriminations in Green Party after TD for Dublin Central Neasa Hourigan signals she will vote with Sinn Féin against Government
Green Party threatens tougher sanctions against Neasa Hourigan if she votes against Government
TD says she will oppose Coalition during Sinn Féin motion about decision to end eviction ban
Green TDs to discuss plan for imminent Sinn Féin eviction ban motion
Leo Varadkar this week defended Government’s decision to let moratorium lapse at the end of March
Green Party group WhatsApp messages deleted after communications head criticises Neasa Hourigan in tweet
Two messages posted in Whatsapp group for party’s elected representatives, understood to be raising concern about the tweet, were deleted by another TD
Proposals to protect tenants could speed up evictions, Green TD warns
Unfinished plan to allow tenants first refusal on properties could prompt rush to market before its introduction
‘Additional emergency accommodation’ to help soften eviction impacts, Minister says
Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien said pause had helped build up capacity in last-resort housing
Ending eviction ban ‘completely wrong’, says Green Party’s Neasa Hourigan
Hourigan sharply critical of party leader Eamon Ryan for agreeing to eviction decision
Ban on evictions needs to balance rights of landlords and tenants, Varadkar says
Expectation is that three Coalition leaders will agree on Monday evening to extend ban in some form
Internal tensions grow in Green Party over sweeping planning reforms
Environmental groups fear new planning and development Bill will curtail access to justice and limit judicial review
‘Any woman in her right mind would not go into politics. You are completely dehumanised’
Five public representatives describe a world of threats, insults and fear, driving one to conclude: ‘I’ve gone past the stage of recommending politics to people’
Planning reforms can still be in place by Easter, Government sources believe
Timetable for legislation still achievable despite Green Party’s push for extensive input from environmental NGOs which have been critical of the Bill
Number of Irish households experiencing energy poverty increases to 40%, ESRI reports
Green Party TD Neasa Hourigan says it is time to question the use of consumption taxes
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