Green Party (Ireland) Front Bench

The Green Party lost all its seats at the 2011 general election and has no representation in the 31st Dáil. Its current front bench, formed in 2012, is non-parliamentary.

2012-present (non-parliamentary)

Portfolio	Spokesperson
Party leader	Eamon Ryan
Deputy leader/Education and Skills	Catherine Martin
Public Expenditure and Reform	Ciarán Cuffe
Social Protection	Roderic O'Gorman
Justice, Equality and Defence	Joan Campbell
Transport, Tourism and Sport	Adam Douglas
Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation	Marianne Butler
Health	Oisín Ó hAlmhain
European Affairs	Brian Meaney
Foreign Affairs and Trade	Niamh Fitzgibbon
Housing and Planning	Tom Kivlehan
Environment, Community and Local Government	Malcolm Noonan
Communications, Energy and Natural Resources	Ossian Smith
Children and Youth Affairs	Patrick Costello
Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht	Rian Coulter
Forestry	Cathy Fitzgerald
Agriculture, Food and Marine	Seamus Sheridan
Finance	Mark Dearey
Welfare	Lorna Bogue

Portfolio	Spokesperson
Party leader	John Gormley
Deputy leader	Mary White
Education	Paul Gogarty
Transport Enterprise, Trade and Employment Communications, Marine and Natural Resources	Eamon Ryan

Portfolio	Spokesperson
Party Leader	Trevor Sargent
Finance Social and Family Affairs Community, Rural Development and the Islands	Dan Boyle
Foreign Affairs Defence Health and Children Party Chairman	John Gormley

Portfolio	Spokesperson
Environment	Ciarán Cuffe (until 2003)

Front benches in Dáil Éireann

Government	Fine Gael Front Bench Labour Party Front Bench

Opposition	Fianna Fáil Front Bench Sinn Féin Front Bench

Independent	Technical group

Non-parliamentary	Green Party

Leadership

Leaders	Trevor Sargent (2001–07) John Gormley (2007–11) Eamon Ryan (2011–)

Deputy leaders	Mary White (2001–11) Catherine Martin (2011–)

Seanad leaders	Dan Boyle (2007–11)

Assembly leaders	Brian Wilson (2007–11) Steven Agnew (2011–)

Chairpersons	Roderic O'Gorman

Secretary-Generals	Alison Martin

Party structures

Green Party Front Bench Young Greens Green Party in Northern Ireland

Elected representatives

Alliances

European	European Green Party European Greens–European Free Alliance

International	Global Greens

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