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The controversial EU-Canadian trade deal has been referred to an Oireachtas Joint Committee by the Government for further consideration.

Green Party Dáil split vote on CETA avoided (for now at least) The controversial EU-Canada trade deal is to be examined by the EU Affairs Committee. By Rónán Duffy Wednesday 10 Feb 2021, 6:55 PM Feb 10th 2021, 4:17 PM 20,767 Views 15 Comments Updated Feb 10th 2021, 6:55 PM CETA, THE CONTROVERSIAL EU-Canada trade deal, is to be referred to...

The internal disputes and differences of opinion, including a leadership battle in the middle of government formation talks, portrayed the party as ...

Senior figures in the Greens fear the party could lose two of its 12 TDs over a forthcoming Dail vote on the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (Ceta) between the EU and Canada.Neasa Hourigan

Mairéad Farrell: Ceta will have a chilling effect on democracy Green Party leader Eamon Ryan has done a U-turn on his opposition to the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between Canada and the EU The vote on Ceta will be the litmus test for the Eamon Ryan and the Green Party: No party that considers itself democratic, let alone concerned for the environment, could possibly support its ratification. Picture: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews.ie Thu, 04 Feb, 2021 - 10:35 Mairead Farrell  The ...

Pippa Hackett is not your typical Green Party member. That is if there is such thing as a typical Green Party member. Given the increasing disharmony among the various factions within the party it’s hard to know who is a quintessential Green.

CHATHAM — The Board of Selectmen on Tuesday unanimously upheld a Historic Business District Commission decision to deny a demolition application for one of the five buildings on Monomoy Theatre property. Selectmen were in unfamiliar territory as a designated route of appeal for the November commission decision that denied theatre owner Gregory Clark demolition applications for all five buildings, part of a theater complex that has been in operation since 1938 and has supported college studen...

A rendering supplied by TLee Development shows the look of 1463-1469 Dot Ave. Two Dorchester Avenue housing development projects won approval from the Boston Planning & Development (BPDA) Board of Directors at its final meeting of the year 2020 last Thursday. Along with eight other projects greenlighted by the board last week, the total new developments approved in this calendar year amounts to nearly 16 million square feet in total. The first of the two Dorchester projects to win approval is ...

); Hourigan says being in the Greens is hostile and lots of people would be relieved if she left In an interview with TheJournal.ie, the outspoken TD says she is staying in the party – for now at least. By Órla Ryan Tuesday 22 Dec 2020, 10:30 AM Dec 22nd 2020, 10:30 AM 38,444 Views 8 Comments Neasa Hourigan speaking at the launch of th...

GREEN TD Neasa Hourigan has accused her party’s four ministers at Cabinet of being “somewhat delusional” for backing a controversial EU-Canada trade deal. An increasingly bitter internal feud has broken in the Green Party over the EU’s Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement (CETA) with Canada, which was due to be ratified in the Dáíl this week. The vote has been postponed after Ms Hourigan and other Green Party members signalled their strong opposition to the plan, despite it being ba...