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GREEN PARTY CONSTITUTION 2005.rtf 
Submission on tax reliefs.doc 49.50 kB
Submission on tax reliefs
Public Consultation on Reducing Tax Avoidance by High-Earners
Submission on ODA.doc 37.50 kB
Submission on Overseas Development Aid
Submission on the 2005 Government White Paper on
Overseas Development Assistance
Submitted by Dan Boyle, T.D. Green Party Spokesperson on Finance.
Green Party Private Members Motion on the G8 Summit
That Dáil Éireann,
given the meeting of the leaders of the G8 countries being held in Edinburgh, Scotland and given subsequent meetings being held for the UN Millennium Summit in New York and meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in September 2005 and the World Trade Organisation ministerial conference in December 2005
calls on the Irish Government through its own policies to assist in making poverty history and to this end
EU_Constitution_wv_2.pdf 310.15 kB
A Constitution for Europe - A Green Party Discussion Document
This document offers a brief overview of the key issues in the Constitution. It outlines the pros and cons, and should be seen as the starting point for our internal party debate.
allergies_pos_paper_sml.pdf 277.56 kB
Allergies and Asthma: A Green Party Position Paper
Ireland is now second only to the UK in the European league table for childhood asthma. Unfortunately, the response from successive governments to this growing problem has been less than adequate. Now that the biggest ever research project into the causes of allergy
and asthma has been launched in the European Union, this government has an opportunity to identify some of the root causes for allergy and asthma and to begin a coordinated approach to tackling the problem.
This Green Party discussion document puts forward a number of constructive proposals which we hope the government will act upon.
gp_manifesto_04v4_sml.pdf 734.25 kB
Manifesto 2004: Local and European Elections
This manifesto sets out to re-build confidence and hope in politics. It outlines a better future, not just for Ireland or the EU, but for the global community as well. It?s time for real change. Green politics offers that change. It is the politics Ireland has to take up on June 11th for the sake of our children?s future and for generations to come.
compliance_report_pmckenna_sml.pdf 946.90 kB
Ireland?s compliance with EU Environmental Law, an overview
Ireland?s compliance with EU Environmental Law. A report by Patricia McKenna (former MEP for Dublin)
dublin_manifesto_2004_4_sml.pdf 322.75 kB
Manifesto 2004: Dublin Manifesto for the Local Elections
Dublin should be the most enjoyable, friendly and 'greenest' capital in Europe. Given proper leadership, we believe this city has the potential to transform itself into a model of sustainable urban living by the year 2020.
Our capital should be a cosmopolitan centre of European culture, internationally recognised for its high quality public services and for well-designed, compact, new urban quarters, welcoming to immigrants and confident in its own identity