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Green Party Hoping It Will Have 10% Of The Populations Voting For Its Policies

Saturday, 26 November 2022 at 15:25

It says Green policies will save Ireland from the dangers of climate change.

The Green Party says it's hoping to get 10% of the population to vote for its policies at the next elections.

It says Green policies will save Ireland from the dangers of climate change.

Delegates to its National Conference in Athlone have been told tonight it aims to have most of Ireland's energy needs driven by the Sun by 2025.

Party Leader Eamon Ryan says he's confident the party can achieve ten per cent of the votes at the next local elections:

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