Green Party Front Bench (Ireland) Explained

The Green Party/Comhaontas Glas is the fourth-largest political party in the Oireachtas.

The party has twelve TDs, four Senators, two MEPs, two MLAs and fifty six members of local government (forty eight in the Republic of Ireland and eight in Northern Ireland).

2020–present

Portfolio^[1]	Spokesperson	Constituency
Party leader Environment, Climate and Communications & Transport	Minister Eamon Ryan TD	Dublin Bay South
Deputy leader Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media	Minister Catherine Martin TD	Dublin Rathdown
Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth	Minister Roderic O'Gorman TD	Dublin West
Land Use and Biodiversity	Minister of State, Senator Pippa Hackett	Laois-Offaly
Public Procurement and eGovernment	Minister of State Ossian Smyth TD	Dún Laoghaire
Community Development and Charities	Minister of State Joe O'Brien TD	Dublin Fingal
Heritage and Electoral Reform	Minister of State Malcolm Noonan TD	Carlow–Kilkenny
Social Protection	Marc Ó Cathasaigh TD	Waterford
Finance, Public Expenditure and Health	Neasa Hourigan TD	Dublin Central
	Brian Leddin TD	Limerick City
Justice	Patrick Costello TD	Dublin South-Central
Planning and Local Government	Steven Matthews TD	Wicklow
Housing	Francis Noel Duffy TD	Dublin South-West
Marine	Grace O'Sullivan MEP	Ireland South
Irish Language	Rob O'Donnell	Tipperary
Education & Higher Education	Senator Pauline O'Reilly	Galway West
Foreign Affairs & Defence with responsibility for Brexit	Senator Vincent P. Martin	Kildare North
Rural Development & Enterprise, Trade and Employment	Senator Róisín Garvey	Clare

Portfolio	Spokesperson
Party leader Communications	Eamon Ryan TD
Deputy leader Education and Skills	Catherine Martin TD
Environmental Protection, Natural Resources, Marine and Tourism	Grace O'Sullivan MEP
Agriculture, Heritage, Food and Animal Welfare	Senator Pippa Hackett
Constitutional Reform	Cllr. Oliver Moran
Irish Language	Cllr. Peter Kavanagh
Justice	Roderic O'Gorman TD
Finance	Neasa Hourigan TD
Transport	Patrick Costello TD
Children and Youth Affairs	Cllr. Pauline O'Reily
Social Protection	Marc Ó Cathasaigh TD
Digital	Ossain Smyth TD
Local Government	Malcolm Noonan TD
Water	Steven Matthews TD
Foreign Affairs	Cllr. Vincent P. Martin
Health	Dr. Séamus McMenamin
Climate	Cllr. David Healy
Heritage, Culture and the Arts	Cllr. Claire Byrne
Enterprise	Cllr. Hazel Chu
Rural Development	Cllr. Roisin Garvey
Equality and Disability	Cllr. Una Power
Housing	Cllr. Deidre Ni Fhloinn
Energy	Brian Leddin TD

Portfolio	Spokesperson
Party leader	Eamon Ryan TD
Deputy leader Education and Skills	Catherine Martin TD
Finance	Cllr. Mark Dearey
Justice	Cllr. Roderic O'Gorman
Transport	Cllr. Ciarán Cuffe
Housing and Planning	Cllr. Francis Duffy
Environment Local Government	Cllr. Malcolm Noonan
Energy	Gearóid Fitzgibbon
Welfare	Lorna Bogue

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
Environment	Ciarán Cuffe (until 2003)