Green Party Northern Ireland
@greenpartyni.org
Campaigning for social justice, climate action, grassroots democracy and a fairer, greener, cleaner Northern Ireland.
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Published & Promoted by Green Party NI, PO Box 369, Bangor, BT20 9FJ
https://linktr.ee/greenpartyni
Published & Promoted by Green Party NI, PO Box 369, Bangor, BT20 9FJ
XTwitter and Grok are enabling child sexual abuse material. Ask your local representatives and parties when they are leaving.
January 13, 2026 at 4:31 PM
XTwitter and Grok are enabling child sexual abuse material. Ask your local representatives and parties when they are leaving.
We’re leaving X.
Not for clicks.
Not for politics.
For safety, democracy and basic responsibility.
We won’t stay on a platform that fails children, enables deepfake abuse and fuels disinformation.
But this is not an exit from the conversation.
It’s a move to better spaces.
Come with us.
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Not for clicks.
Not for politics.
For safety, democracy and basic responsibility.
We won’t stay on a platform that fails children, enables deepfake abuse and fuels disinformation.
But this is not an exit from the conversation.
It’s a move to better spaces.
Come with us.
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January 12, 2026 at 8:17 AM
We’re leaving X.
Not for clicks.
Not for politics.
For safety, democracy and basic responsibility.
We won’t stay on a platform that fails children, enables deepfake abuse and fuels disinformation.
But this is not an exit from the conversation.
It’s a move to better spaces.
Come with us.
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Not for clicks.
Not for politics.
For safety, democracy and basic responsibility.
We won’t stay on a platform that fails children, enables deepfake abuse and fuels disinformation.
But this is not an exit from the conversation.
It’s a move to better spaces.
Come with us.
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Sinn Féin’s multi-year budget is being sold as “transformation” - but it’s just more managed decline, more austerity dressed up as stability, not actual reform.
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January 7, 2026 at 8:49 AM
Sinn Féin’s multi-year budget is being sold as “transformation” - but it’s just more managed decline, more austerity dressed up as stability, not actual reform.
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Northern Ireland has always had talent; what it lacked was courage in politics.
Being named by the Belfast Telegraph as a 2026 rising star is more than recognition for Mal O’Hara, it’s proof that values-driven leadership is breaking through.
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Being named by the Belfast Telegraph as a 2026 rising star is more than recognition for Mal O’Hara, it’s proof that values-driven leadership is breaking through.
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January 3, 2026 at 8:18 PM
Northern Ireland has always had talent; what it lacked was courage in politics.
Being named by the Belfast Telegraph as a 2026 rising star is more than recognition for Mal O’Hara, it’s proof that values-driven leadership is breaking through.
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Being named by the Belfast Telegraph as a 2026 rising star is more than recognition for Mal O’Hara, it’s proof that values-driven leadership is breaking through.
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Trump’s illegal attack on Venezuela is reckless, dangerous and driven by fossil fuel power politics. This is not about democracy. It’s about oil, power and control.
It puts ordinary Venezuelans at risk and drags the world closer to another resource war.
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It puts ordinary Venezuelans at risk and drags the world closer to another resource war.
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January 3, 2026 at 4:24 PM
Trump’s illegal attack on Venezuela is reckless, dangerous and driven by fossil fuel power politics. This is not about democracy. It’s about oil, power and control.
It puts ordinary Venezuelans at risk and drags the world closer to another resource war.
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It puts ordinary Venezuelans at risk and drags the world closer to another resource war.
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A new year. A clear choice.
We can keep accepting a system that fails most of society.
Or we can CHOOSE HOPE & build something better.
2026 is the year we turn frustration into action.
The year we back fairness, stability, and a future that actually works.
Change is not coming from the top.
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We can keep accepting a system that fails most of society.
Or we can CHOOSE HOPE & build something better.
2026 is the year we turn frustration into action.
The year we back fairness, stability, and a future that actually works.
Change is not coming from the top.
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January 1, 2026 at 2:08 PM
A new year. A clear choice.
We can keep accepting a system that fails most of society.
Or we can CHOOSE HOPE & build something better.
2026 is the year we turn frustration into action.
The year we back fairness, stability, and a future that actually works.
Change is not coming from the top.
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We can keep accepting a system that fails most of society.
Or we can CHOOSE HOPE & build something better.
2026 is the year we turn frustration into action.
The year we back fairness, stability, and a future that actually works.
Change is not coming from the top.
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Stormont knew. They were warned. They did it anyway.
Declassified files show officials knew for decades that intensive agriculture was poisoning Lough Neagh - too many animals, leaking slurry tanks, toxic silage effluent and failed “voluntary” codes.
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Declassified files show officials knew for decades that intensive agriculture was poisoning Lough Neagh - too many animals, leaking slurry tanks, toxic silage effluent and failed “voluntary” codes.
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December 30, 2025 at 3:06 PM
Stormont knew. They were warned. They did it anyway.
Declassified files show officials knew for decades that intensive agriculture was poisoning Lough Neagh - too many animals, leaking slurry tanks, toxic silage effluent and failed “voluntary” codes.
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Declassified files show officials knew for decades that intensive agriculture was poisoning Lough Neagh - too many animals, leaking slurry tanks, toxic silage effluent and failed “voluntary” codes.
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The woman who manages the world’s most complex logistics operation is tired of seeing her home melt. She votes for the only party with a serious plan for our planet & communities.
Good to see Santa finally getting on board, even if he’s a few seasons late to the party. 😆
Good to see Santa finally getting on board, even if he’s a few seasons late to the party. 😆
December 24, 2025 at 8:42 PM
The woman who manages the world’s most complex logistics operation is tired of seeing her home melt. She votes for the only party with a serious plan for our planet & communities.
Good to see Santa finally getting on board, even if he’s a few seasons late to the party. 😆
Good to see Santa finally getting on board, even if he’s a few seasons late to the party. 😆
Polling shows a clear answer: No.
Support for the Green Party is surging as frustration with politics-as-usual boils over. People are hungry for a politics that listens, acts, and delivers on the cost of living, public services & a fairer future.
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Support for the Green Party is surging as frustration with politics-as-usual boils over. People are hungry for a politics that listens, acts, and delivers on the cost of living, public services & a fairer future.
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December 24, 2025 at 7:00 PM
Polling shows a clear answer: No.
Support for the Green Party is surging as frustration with politics-as-usual boils over. People are hungry for a politics that listens, acts, and delivers on the cost of living, public services & a fairer future.
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Support for the Green Party is surging as frustration with politics-as-usual boils over. People are hungry for a politics that listens, acts, and delivers on the cost of living, public services & a fairer future.
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The Executive is back nearly 600 days. It's passed just 5 substantive bills.
Politics is stuck in the trenches while real emergencies - soaring bills, hospital waits, a housing crisis - are left to fester.
It's time to ask: is this good enough for the people of Northern Ireland?
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Politics is stuck in the trenches while real emergencies - soaring bills, hospital waits, a housing crisis - are left to fester.
It's time to ask: is this good enough for the people of Northern Ireland?
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December 24, 2025 at 7:00 PM
The Executive is back nearly 600 days. It's passed just 5 substantive bills.
Politics is stuck in the trenches while real emergencies - soaring bills, hospital waits, a housing crisis - are left to fester.
It's time to ask: is this good enough for the people of Northern Ireland?
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Politics is stuck in the trenches while real emergencies - soaring bills, hospital waits, a housing crisis - are left to fester.
It's time to ask: is this good enough for the people of Northern Ireland?
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When you do politics on a shoestring, every share, comment and conversation matters. This message is for everyone who stuck with hope this year when it would have been easier to switch off. For people who challenged the status quo and backed their neighbours.
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December 22, 2025 at 4:09 PM
When you do politics on a shoestring, every share, comment and conversation matters. This message is for everyone who stuck with hope this year when it would have been easier to switch off. For people who challenged the status quo and backed their neighbours.
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Sinn Féin should stop dodging and tell the truth on fox hunting. Their Dáil vote yesterday exposes exactly where they stand.
Fox hunting is vile cruelty dressed up as sport. Sinn Féin wrap themselves in animal welfare language, then repeatedly vote to protect blood sports north and south.
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Fox hunting is vile cruelty dressed up as sport. Sinn Féin wrap themselves in animal welfare language, then repeatedly vote to protect blood sports north and south.
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December 18, 2025 at 4:23 PM
Sinn Féin should stop dodging and tell the truth on fox hunting. Their Dáil vote yesterday exposes exactly where they stand.
Fox hunting is vile cruelty dressed up as sport. Sinn Féin wrap themselves in animal welfare language, then repeatedly vote to protect blood sports north and south.
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Fox hunting is vile cruelty dressed up as sport. Sinn Féin wrap themselves in animal welfare language, then repeatedly vote to protect blood sports north and south.
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People seeking safety are not criminals.
It is not illegal to seek asylum, no matter the circumstances. It is a basic human right.
Migrants and refugees are welcome here.
It is not illegal to seek asylum, no matter the circumstances. It is a basic human right.
Migrants and refugees are welcome here.
December 18, 2025 at 3:13 PM
People seeking safety are not criminals.
It is not illegal to seek asylum, no matter the circumstances. It is a basic human right.
Migrants and refugees are welcome here.
It is not illegal to seek asylum, no matter the circumstances. It is a basic human right.
Migrants and refugees are welcome here.
Northern Ireland politics is shifting.
The Greens are now the most popular party among young people, according to the latest polling. Young people know the system is stacked against them while bills rise, rents spiral and services fail.
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The Greens are now the most popular party among young people, according to the latest polling. Young people know the system is stacked against them while bills rise, rents spiral and services fail.
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December 18, 2025 at 6:37 AM
Northern Ireland politics is shifting.
The Greens are now the most popular party among young people, according to the latest polling. Young people know the system is stacked against them while bills rise, rents spiral and services fail.
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The Greens are now the most popular party among young people, according to the latest polling. Young people know the system is stacked against them while bills rise, rents spiral and services fail.
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This polling isn’t about ideology.
It’s about frustration.
People are tired of politics that collapses, delays and dodges responsibility while living costs spiral.
They’re backing a party focused on making things work again.
Back the party fighting for lower bills and stability.
It’s about frustration.
People are tired of politics that collapses, delays and dodges responsibility while living costs spiral.
They’re backing a party focused on making things work again.
Back the party fighting for lower bills and stability.
December 17, 2025 at 7:30 PM
This polling isn’t about ideology.
It’s about frustration.
People are tired of politics that collapses, delays and dodges responsibility while living costs spiral.
They’re backing a party focused on making things work again.
Back the party fighting for lower bills and stability.
It’s about frustration.
People are tired of politics that collapses, delays and dodges responsibility while living costs spiral.
They’re backing a party focused on making things work again.
Back the party fighting for lower bills and stability.
Brian has a Christmas message for Belfast’s 20 MLAs.
December 17, 2025 at 6:50 PM
Brian has a Christmas message for Belfast’s 20 MLAs.
Rent is broken.
Home ownership is out of reach.
And too many parties pretend this is normal.
The rise in Green support reflects one simple truth: people want housing treated as a right, not a gamble.
Back the party fighting for decent homes.
Home ownership is out of reach.
And too many parties pretend this is normal.
The rise in Green support reflects one simple truth: people want housing treated as a right, not a gamble.
Back the party fighting for decent homes.
December 17, 2025 at 3:31 PM
Rent is broken.
Home ownership is out of reach.
And too many parties pretend this is normal.
The rise in Green support reflects one simple truth: people want housing treated as a right, not a gamble.
Back the party fighting for decent homes.
Home ownership is out of reach.
And too many parties pretend this is normal.
The rise in Green support reflects one simple truth: people want housing treated as a right, not a gamble.
Back the party fighting for decent homes.
People don’t change how they vote for fun.
They change it because bills keep rising, rents are out of control and wages aren’t keeping up.
The polling shows people backing a party that takes the cost of living seriously.
Back the party fighting for lower bills.
They change it because bills keep rising, rents are out of control and wages aren’t keeping up.
The polling shows people backing a party that takes the cost of living seriously.
Back the party fighting for lower bills.
December 17, 2025 at 12:11 PM
People don’t change how they vote for fun.
They change it because bills keep rising, rents are out of control and wages aren’t keeping up.
The polling shows people backing a party that takes the cost of living seriously.
Back the party fighting for lower bills.
They change it because bills keep rising, rents are out of control and wages aren’t keeping up.
The polling shows people backing a party that takes the cost of living seriously.
Back the party fighting for lower bills.
Northern Ireland’s fireworks rules are a bad joke. Sticking with the status quo is indefensible when people & animals suffer every year.
Councillor Barry McKee calls it out and push real reform. Organised displays only, strict time limits, proper enforcement.
Culture moves on. Politics should too.
Councillor Barry McKee calls it out and push real reform. Organised displays only, strict time limits, proper enforcement.
Culture moves on. Politics should too.
December 17, 2025 at 6:49 AM
Northern Ireland’s fireworks rules are a bad joke. Sticking with the status quo is indefensible when people & animals suffer every year.
Councillor Barry McKee calls it out and push real reform. Organised displays only, strict time limits, proper enforcement.
Culture moves on. Politics should too.
Councillor Barry McKee calls it out and push real reform. Organised displays only, strict time limits, proper enforcement.
Culture moves on. Politics should too.
Something has shifted in Northern Ireland politics.
Young people are choosing the Greens.
Former Alliance voters are switching.
People who gave up on voting are coming back.
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Young people are choosing the Greens.
Former Alliance voters are switching.
People who gave up on voting are coming back.
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December 16, 2025 at 8:24 AM
Something has shifted in Northern Ireland politics.
Young people are choosing the Greens.
Former Alliance voters are switching.
People who gave up on voting are coming back.
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Young people are choosing the Greens.
Former Alliance voters are switching.
People who gave up on voting are coming back.
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Voters aren’t drifting. They’re deciding.
The old certainties are slipping. The centre is stalling. The big parties are losing ground.
And the Greens are moving from 1.9% to 5.1%.
This is what happens when people stop voting out of habit and start voting for change.
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The old certainties are slipping. The centre is stalling. The big parties are losing ground.
And the Greens are moving from 1.9% to 5.1%.
This is what happens when people stop voting out of habit and start voting for change.
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December 15, 2025 at 7:19 PM
Voters aren’t drifting. They’re deciding.
The old certainties are slipping. The centre is stalling. The big parties are losing ground.
And the Greens are moving from 1.9% to 5.1%.
This is what happens when people stop voting out of habit and start voting for change.
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The old certainties are slipping. The centre is stalling. The big parties are losing ground.
And the Greens are moving from 1.9% to 5.1%.
This is what happens when people stop voting out of habit and start voting for change.
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Five percent changes everything!
From 1.9 percent at the last Assembly election to over 5 percent now. That’s not noise. That’s a shift.
While the old parties stall and posture, people are backing a politics that tackles bills, housing, climate and inequality head-on.
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From 1.9 percent at the last Assembly election to over 5 percent now. That’s not noise. That’s a shift.
While the old parties stall and posture, people are backing a politics that tackles bills, housing, climate and inequality head-on.
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December 15, 2025 at 11:30 AM
Five percent changes everything!
From 1.9 percent at the last Assembly election to over 5 percent now. That’s not noise. That’s a shift.
While the old parties stall and posture, people are backing a politics that tackles bills, housing, climate and inequality head-on.
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From 1.9 percent at the last Assembly election to over 5 percent now. That’s not noise. That’s a shift.
While the old parties stall and posture, people are backing a politics that tackles bills, housing, climate and inequality head-on.
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When people demand better, this is what happens.
We’ve grown our vote by 168% since the last Assembly election. From 1.9% to 5.1%.
That doesn’t happen by accident. It happens when people stop settling for broken politics and start backing something better.
This is what a shift looks like.
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We’ve grown our vote by 168% since the last Assembly election. From 1.9% to 5.1%.
That doesn’t happen by accident. It happens when people stop settling for broken politics and start backing something better.
This is what a shift looks like.
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December 15, 2025 at 8:26 AM
When people demand better, this is what happens.
We’ve grown our vote by 168% since the last Assembly election. From 1.9% to 5.1%.
That doesn’t happen by accident. It happens when people stop settling for broken politics and start backing something better.
This is what a shift looks like.
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We’ve grown our vote by 168% since the last Assembly election. From 1.9% to 5.1%.
That doesn’t happen by accident. It happens when people stop settling for broken politics and start backing something better.
This is what a shift looks like.
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Ministers love the Supreme Court when it helps them attack trans people. When the Court rules NI’s Christian‑only RE and worship breach children’s rights, they scramble to keep the status quo. Mal explains the cherry‑picking and what a fair, inclusive alternative looks like.
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December 13, 2025 at 7:42 AM
Ministers love the Supreme Court when it helps them attack trans people. When the Court rules NI’s Christian‑only RE and worship breach children’s rights, they scramble to keep the status quo. Mal explains the cherry‑picking and what a fair, inclusive alternative looks like.
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Labour are trying to present their plan to weaken Articles 8 and 3 of the ECHR as a harmless tweak to migration rules. It is nothing of the sort. It strikes at the foundations of peace and rights in Northern Ireland.
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December 11, 2025 at 12:12 PM
Labour are trying to present their plan to weaken Articles 8 and 3 of the ECHR as a harmless tweak to migration rules. It is nothing of the sort. It strikes at the foundations of peace and rights in Northern Ireland.
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