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16 releases
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Michael Collins
People Before Profit's Michael Collins, Belfast City Council councillor for the Collin DEA, provides only contact details in this release, with no statement, call or announcement.
Other Original release: Michael Collins (opens in a new tab)
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Gerry Carroll
People Before Profit's Gerry Carroll, MLA for West Belfast, is listed with contact details only; the release contains no statement, call or announcement on any specific subject.
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25 Years Of The Good Friday Agreement – Time To Make Poverty And Sectarianism History
People Before Profit publishes a special report on the impact of the Good Friday Agreement on its 25th anniversary. Councillor Shaun Harkin says the agreement failed to deliver prosperity or end sectarianism, citing poverty, food bank reliance and run-down public services.
Constitutional affairs Economy and employment Issue: 25th anniversary of the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement Original release: 25 Years Of The Good Friday Agreement – Time To Make Poverty And Sectarianism History (opens in a new tab)
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2023: Socialism Is The Answer To A World In Crisis
People Before Profit's New Year message looks back at 2022, arguing that inflation, climate inaction, reproductive rights, the war in Ukraine and Irish housing and health crises show capitalism is failing, and calls for Ireland's first left-wing government.
Economy and employment International affairs Original release: 2023: Socialism Is The Answer To A World In Crisis (opens in a new tab)
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Ireland’s Future Cannot Be Built On Ireland’s Past
People Before Profit says a united Ireland must be radically different from the two existing states, calling for a border poll without delay and a socialist country that ends partition, church control of schools, and tax havens. It rejects confederation and Commonwealth membership as 'more of the…
Constitutional affairs Economy and employment Original release: Ireland’s Future Cannot Be Built On Ireland’s Past (opens in a new tab)
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Cookie Declaration
The Green Party Northern Ireland publishes a cookie declaration explaining how cookies are used on its website. The release contains no policy position, call or announcement beyond the website's cookie information.
Other Original release: Cookie Declaration (opens in a new tab)
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Woods: Political stunts won’t change Protocol
Green Party NI MLA Rachel Woods says she met Renew Europe MEPs in Brussels with MLAs from other parties to discuss the Northern Ireland Protocol. She argues the Protocol can be amended through UK-EU negotiation and that DUP First Minister's resignation is a political stunt that does not change it.
Constitutional affairs International affairs Original release: Woods: Political stunts won’t change Protocol (opens in a new tab)
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East Belfast Residents' Survey
The Green Party Northern Ireland publishes results of an East Belfast residents' survey, but the release text provided contains only the title, so the specific findings and calls are not stated.
Other Original release: East Belfast Residents' Survey (opens in a new tab)
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Animal rights
The Green Party Northern Ireland has issued a release titled "Animal rights", but the text provided contains only the title, so the specific position or proposal it sets out cannot be determined.
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Environment
The Green Party Northern Ireland has issued a release titled "Environment", but the text provided contains no further content, so no specific calls, announcements or positions can be identified.
Environment and climate Original release: Environment (opens in a new tab)
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Contact us
The Green Party Northern Ireland publishes contact details, directing readers to its Councillor page for councillors' contact information and giving separate email addresses for general and media enquiries, plus a postal address in Bangor.
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This Year Matters: Why Northern Ireland Needs a Real Political Reset
The Green Party Northern Ireland calls for a real political reset in Northern Ireland, framing the current year as one that matters for the future of the region's politics. The release text provided is only a headline, so no specific policies or measures are set out.
Constitutional affairs Original release: This Year Matters: Why Northern Ireland Needs a Real Political Reset (opens in a new tab)
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Principles & Values
The Green Party NI sets out its principles and values, covering social justice, grassroots democracy, non-violence and peace, and respect for diversity. It commits to tackling poverty, opposing austerity, and addressing climate change and wealth inequality.
Other Environment and climate Original release: Principles & Values (opens in a new tab)
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Party leadership
The Green Party in Northern Ireland announces a leadership matter under the heading "Party leadership", but the release text provides no further details of who is involved or what decision has been made.
Other Original release: Party leadership (opens in a new tab)
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One Way Streets
The SDLP has issued a statement titled "One Way Streets", but the release text provided contains only the title and no further detail on what it calls for or announces.
Infrastructure and transport Original release: One Way Streets (opens in a new tab)
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Hanna: Euro 2028 can deliver lasting legacy
SDLP South Belfast MP Claire Hanna says Euro 2028 can leave a lasting sporting legacy for Northern Ireland, after meeting the Irish Football Association at Windsor Park with SDLP Leader Colum Eastwood. She calls for sub-regional stadium funding promised to local clubs to be delivered and for the…
Infrastructure and transport Original release: Hanna: Euro 2028 can deliver lasting legacy (opens in a new tab)