Ireland

The number of data centres in Ireland has grown rapidly in recent years, triggering a debate around fair resource consumption.

How Greens are trying to carve out a space in Northern Ireland’s divided politics to tackle the issues that matter to everyone.

How can the Irish Greens maintain connections with grassroots activists outside of party politics whilst in government?

Ireland’s model of amending the constitution through a national debate among the people provides an important route to progress

Citizens’ assemblies will not be a silver bullet for the climate crisis.

Being the junior partner in a coalition is always a difficult balancing act – especially in a health crisis.

With government negotiations still up in the air, we hear how the Irish Greens bounced back in 2019 and 2020. Part of our four-part “Green Wave” series.

Thanks to energetic grassroots campaigning and a steady shift in social attitudes, women in Ireland have finally won the right to choose whether to have child or not.

A look at both Poland and Ireland’s policies and recent movements regarding abortion.

Brexit has been a shock. It wasn’t the European Union that smashed the trade unions, depleted Britain’s social housing stock and then went on an orgy of privatisation, but Brexit has handed complete, unregulated control over to those who did, and the potential consequences reach far beyond Britain’s borders.