Green Party Northern Ireland

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Campaigning for social justice, climate action, grassroots democracy and a fairer, greener, cleaner Northern Ireland. https://linktr.ee/greenpartyni Published & Promoted by Green Party NI, PO Box 369, Bangor, BT20 9FJ

Green Party Northern Ireland flyer advertising “Vegan Pride Brunch” on Saturday 25 July 2026, from 11am to 12.30pm at Belfast Exposed Gallery, The Exchange Place, 23 Donegall St, Belfast. It says the venue is fully accessible, tickets start from £12, 100 spots are available, and music is by Bossa Nova Blue.
Vegan Pride Brunch 2026 menu from Green Party Northern Ireland. Header describes an elevated vegan brunch showcasing plant-based cuisine. Sections list warm dishes (Rainbow Breakfast Hash; Musabaha with tahini and lavash; Jewelled Basmati Rice) and cold dishes (Oat & chia pots; Rainbow fruit skewers; Heritage tomato & avocado salad; Spinach, cucumber & apple salad; Rainbow spongecakes with vegan buttercream). Footer notes hot and cold beverages, Blaithín Catering logo, and Green Party logo.
Green Party Northern Ireland event flyer for “Putting the T in poliTics” with Iris Duane, Member of the Scottish Parliament, on Friday 24 July 2026 from 8pm to 10pm at Quaker Meeting House, 45 Frederick Street, Belfast. The event is fully accessible, tickets start from £3, and 50 spots are available.
Green Party Northern Ireland flyer advertising “Vegan Pride Brunch” on Saturday 25 July 2026, from 11am to 12.30pm at Belfast Exposed Gallery, The Exchange Place, 23 Donegall St, Belfast. It says the venue is fully accessible, tickets start from £12, 100 spots are available, and music is by Bossa Nova Blue.
Green Party Northern Ireland flyer advertising “Vegan Pride Brunch” on Saturday 25 July 2026, from 11am to 12.30pm at Belfast Exposed Gallery, The Exchange Place, 23 Donegall St, Belfast. It says the venue is fully accessible, tickets start from £12, 100 spots are available, and music is by Bossa Nova Blue.
Green Party Northern Ireland event flyer for “Putting the T in poliTics” with Iris Duane, Member of the Scottish Parliament, on Friday 24 July 2026 from 8pm to 10pm at Quaker Meeting House, 45 Frederick Street, Belfast. The event is fully accessible, tickets start from £3, and 50 spots are available.
Green Party Northern Ireland event flyer for “Putting the T in poliTics” with Iris Duane, Member of the Scottish Parliament, on Friday 24 July 2026 from 8pm to 10pm at Quaker Meeting House, 45 Frederick Street, Belfast. The event is fully accessible, tickets start from £3, and 50 spots are available.
Green Party Northern Ireland flyer advertising “Vegan Pride Brunch” on Saturday 25 July 2026, from 11am to 12.30pm at Belfast Exposed Gallery, The Exchange Place, 23 Donegall St, Belfast. It says the venue is fully accessible, tickets start from £12, 100 spots are available, and music is by Bossa Nova Blue.
A vivid red and orange daylily in full bloom against a stylised teal and green background, with the headline ‘Stronger with every thread’ and the Green Party logo below. Text credits the image as published and promoted by Green Party NI, PO Box 369, Bangor
Green Party graphic with a green background and a photo of an Ulsterbus vehicle on the right. White and light green bold text reads: ‘Liz Kimmins’ transport plan: gut public transport, protect the roads lobby.’ The Green Party logo appears at the top. Footer text reads: ‘Published & Promoted by Green Party NI, PO Box 369, Bangor, BT20 9FJ.
Ellie Byrne, stands outdoors in front of a brick building and hedge, with a news-style inset about rapid endometriosis tests in England and Wales. Large text on the graphic reads “Northern Ireland needs rapid endometriosis testing too,” with Green Party branding at the bottom.
Dark grey support graphic headed “SUPPORT IS AVAILABLE,” with text saying today’s verdict may be difficult and signposting Nexus NI, The Rowan, Victim Support NI, Childline, Rape Crisis, NSPCC and others, followed by a grid of helpline panels with phone numbers and logos.
Green Party graphic showing Councillor Lauren Kendall standing in a flower garden in front of a large historic building, wearing a green polka dot dress. Overlaid text reads “TLC – Touch. Look. Check.” with “#BreastCancerAwareness” underneath, promoting breast cancer awareness and early detection.
A simple campaign graphic on a white background with large rainbow-coloured text reading “WE’RE ALWAYS ON YOUR SIDE.” It includes a green “READ MORE” button and the Queer Greens and Green Party Northern Ireland logos at the bottom.
Green Party NI graphic showing a Belfast Telegraph headline screenshot at the top reading “Community support could save NI more than £9m annually on mental health emergencies, report calculates,” with “more than £9m” circled in red. Below is a photo of the Mental Health Champion report cover and Professor Siobhan O’Neill speaking, over a green background with the slogan “SAVE LIVES. SAVE £9M. FUND COMMUNITY SUPPORT.” and Green Party branding.
Green Party NI graphic with a tinted photo of Jeffrey Donaldson on the right and large bold text on the left reading “DONALDSON PREACHED MORALITY WHILE SURVIVORS WERE LEFT TO FIGHT RAPE MYTHS IN COURT. THAT HYPOCRISY IS STAGGERING, AND UNFORGIVABLE.” with Mal O’Hara and Green Party branding at the bottom.
Dark grey support graphic headed “SUPPORT IS AVAILABLE,” with text saying today’s verdict may be difficult and signposting Nexus NI, The Rowan, Victim Support NI, Childline, Rape Crisis, NSPCC and others, followed by a grid of helpline panels with phone numbers and logos.
Green Party Northern Ireland statement poster with green border and white background. Headline reads “Continuity Starmer with a Northern Flair: Northern Ireland Deserves Better.” Body text says six prime ministers in a decade equals six in forty years before that, criticises Starmer’s resignation, warns against “continuity Starmer with a northern flair,” and says Green Party NI offers hope, proportional representation, and leadership that puts people and planet first. Includes date 22 June 2026 and Green Party NI branding.
Green Party social graphic on a green background showing two Irish News article screenshots tilted side by side. The left headline says teenagers were ferried to Belfast race riots to clear paramilitary drug debts, and the right says more than one in four arrested for Belfast race-hate riots were children. White curved text at the top reads “JOIN THE DOTS,” with a dotted arrow pointing between the two articles. Green Party logo and imprint appear at the bottom.
Graphic on a green background with a headline image of handcuffed wrists and the text “Move to raise NI minimum criminal age to 14 blocked.” Large caption reads: “Ten years old. That’s how young you can be criminalised in Northern Ireland. The DUP and UUP want to keep it that way.” Green Party logo and publication line at the bottom.
A green graphic with the Green Party logo at the top, headed “WE DEMAND:” in large bold white text. Below are three numbered demands: 1. Protect people — community-focused policing, emergency response, anti-racism leadership. 2. Repair the damage — social housing, youth services, refugee integration, support for migrant-led groups. 3. Prevent it happening again — hate crime reform, racial equality law, poverty reduction, long-term investment. The footer reads: “Published & Promoted by Green Party NI, PO Box 369, Bangor, BT20 9FJ.”
A crowd at a protest, with a large cardboard sign in the foreground reading: “Let No Irishman Throw a Stone At The Foreigner; He May Hit His Own Clansman. — James Connolly.” People and other protest signs are visible in the background.
A large crowd at a protest, with someone holding a bright green Green Party placard reading “HOPE IS HERE” in bold white lettering. Other banners and flags including a red Sinn Féin-style flag and a “Fight Racism” sign are visible in the background. The Green Party logo is at the bottom of the sign.
Group of Greens gathered on the lawn in front of Belfast City Hall, holding green signs with messages such as “Hope is Here,” “Fight Racism,” and “Safe Streets Now.” The historic building’s domes and columns rise behind them under a cloudy sky.
Green Party NI graphic promoting the United Against Racism Belfast Solidarity Rally. Headed “Together Against Hate.” Text reads: “We will not stand by as racist pogroms sweep our city. Not in our name!” Saturday 13 June, Belfast City Hall, 1pm.
Green Party NI card: “Babies in arms, heavily pregnant women, frightened children, young men carrying everything in sports bags and bin liners. This is who was targeted — and this is who the people of Belfast came out to protect.”
Green Party NI card: “It began on Monday night with a brutal attack in North Belfast. Before the facts were even established, the agitators were already at work.” Ends: “Belfast was being asked — Who are you, really? What are you made of?”
Joint Green Party NI and Green Party of England & Wales statement headed “Green Parties condemn Belfast pogrom and demand immediate action.” Quotes leaders Mal O’Hara and Zack Polanski condemning far-right orchestration and years of political failure. Dated 10 June 2026.
Green Party NI statement headed “This third summer of racist pogroms must be the last.” Condemns last night’s violence in Belfast, calls it an orchestrated racist pogrom, quotes Party Leader Mal O’Hara, and stands in solidarity with families targeted.
A Green Party NI statement card. The Green Party logo — a green leaf and the word “greenparty” in lowercase — appears at the top on a green background. The main body of text is on a white card and is headed “STATEMENT” in bold capitals. The statement expresses deep concern about the violence in North Belfast, commends the bravery of bystanders who intervened and responding police officers, and sends thoughts to the victim and their family. It urges the public to stay calm, avoid rumours, and not share video footage of the attack. It asks parents and carers to speak to children who may have seen the footage. It warns against those who would use the incident to create division and marginalise vulnerable communities. It notes that comments on the post have been disabled due to active legal proceedings and asks people to be mindful of what they post or share elsewhere. It directs anyone with information or footage to contact police on 101, quoting reference 1654 08/06/26. At the bottom the text reads: “Published & Promoted by Green Party NI, PO Box 369, Bangor, BT20 9FJ.”
Green Party Northern Ireland graphic with a torn green background revealing a large pink “5.8%” in the centre. The caption underneath says the Green vote has more than tripled since the 2022 Assembly election, rising from 1.9% to 5.8%.
Graphic announcing a new May 2026 poll for Northern Ireland. It shows the Green Party at 5.8%, up 3.9 points from the 2022 Assembly election, alongside other party polling figures and a headline saying the Green vote has more than tripled. A cutout photo of Mal O’Hara appears at the bottom, with a pink arrow pointing toward him and the hashtag #GREENSURGE near the bottom.
Green Party Northern Ireland graphic for a May 2026 poll, with the headline “Since the last assembly election most parties are stagnant or in decline… but not the Greens! We’ve seen the biggest increase.” It shows Green Party up 3.9%, UUP up 2%, UUV up 1.9%, SDLP up 0.1%, Alliance down 1%, DUP down 2.4%, and Sinn Féin down 2.9%, alongside party logos and party leaders’ headshots.
Bright rainbow gradient graphic from the Green Party with bold white text reading ‘Happy Pride Month!’ The Green Party logo appears at the top, with small print at the bottom showing publishing details.
Green Party NI social media card with a blurred green-tinted photo of people in a park in the background. Large white text in the centre reads, “EVERY COMMUNITY HAS THE RIGHT TO CELEBRATE IN PEACE.” Green Party logo appears at the top, and small footer text at the bottom says, “Published & Promoted by Green Party NI, PO Box 369, Bangor, BT20 9FJ.”
A Green Party NI social media graphic featuring a Barnardo’s report excerpt on a blurred background of young people looking at a phone. The report is split into two panels. Left panel, “Girl’s experiences”: states girls are disproportionately exposed to harassment, sexualised abuse, and victim-blaming narratives online. Key stats — 26% of young people believe a girl’s sexual reputation makes her less credible if she reports unwanted sexual contact; nearly one third (30%) believe girls make false accusations against boys, a view shared by 23% of girls and 37% of boys. Right panel, “Boy’s experiences”: highlights peer pressure to conform to narrow models of masculinity — 59% of boys feel expected to act tough and suppress emotion; 57% report that failure to join in with peer behaviour risks social exclusion; 21% say their friends would not support them if they challenged sexist comments. Bold headline at the bottom reads: “CALL IT WHAT IT IS: MISOGYNY — It’s Not Banter. It’s Abuse.” Published and promoted by Green Party NI, PO Box 369, Bangor, BT20 9FJ.
A campaign-style image showing a man in a red hunting coat, white breeches, black riding boots, and a black hat walking outdoors beside several hunting dogs; a fox is being held up in the foreground. The image includes large white text reading “Support a ban on fox hunting,” with Green Party branding at the bottom.
Newspaper-style graphic with the Irish News headline “First Minister is ‘open’ to amending climate legislation to build A5” above a photo of Michelle O’Neill. Large bold text below says: “DON’T TRADE YOUNG PEOPLE’S FUTURE FOR A POLITICAL CONVENIENCE.” Green Party branding appears at the bottom.
Green Party NI graphic showing climate stripes on a background of wild flowers. At the top, a chart labelled “increase in temperature” shifts from blue to deep red between 1970 and 2020; below, a second chart labelled “decline of biodiversity” shifts from green to grey. Text at the bottom asks, “Where’s our independent EPA?” with Green Party and European Greens logos and the join URL greenpartyni.org/join.
“Hope is Here” in white text on a green background message on the front of a lectern at the Green Party Northern Ireland conference 2026
A wide shot of the Facing Down the Far Right panel discussion at GPNI Conference 2026, Clayton Hotel, Belfast. Four panellists are seated at a table in front of a full audience: chair Amanda Ferguson (journalist, freelance writer, broadcaster and host), Nina Briggs (Migrant Workers Union NI), Roderic O’Gorman TD (Leader, Green Party Ireland) and Maureen Hamblin (activist and campaigner on racial equality and liberation). Maureen is speaking into a microphone. The conference screen behind displays the panel title and panellist photos. A “Hope Is Here” Green Party NI sign is visible to the right of the stage.
Lesley Veronica, Deputy Leader of Green Party Northern Ireland, speaking at the podium at GPNI Conference 2026, Clayton Hotel, Belfast. She is wearing a green and white polka dot dress. The “Hope Is Here” Green Party NI sign is displayed on the podium. The Chest of Hope fundraising slide is visible on screen behind her.
Councillor Brian Smyth of Green Party Northern Ireland speaking at a podium at the Green Party NI Conference 2026, Clayton Hotel, Belfast. Behind him is a screen showing his name, his constituency of Belfast Lisnaharragh, the Green Party logo and the conference theme “Hope Is Here.” A green “Hope Is Here” sign is displayed on the podium.
Green Party NI Conference 2026 panellist graphic for the Facing Down the Far Right panel discussion. Features Roderic O’Gorman TD, Leader of the Green Party Ireland, former Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth. Saturday 16 May 2026, 9.30am, Clayton Hotel, Belfast.
Green Party Northern Ireland promotional graphic announcing panellist Gerry Murphy from the Irish Congress of Trade Unions for the panel discussion “Progressive Taxation and a Fairer/Greener Society”, Saturday 16th May 2026, 9.30am, Clayton Hotel, 22–26 Ormeau Avenue, Belfast BT2 8HS. Polaroid-style photo of Gerry Murphy speaking at a microphone. Text describes him as Assistant General Secretary of ICTU, former Northern Secretary of the Irish National Teachers Organization, and a full-time trade union official since 2011. “Hope Is Here” slogan at the bottom.
Conference graphic for the Green Party Northern Ireland. It promotes the panel discussion “How We Lower Bills” on Saturday 16 May 2026 at 9.30am at the Clayton Hotel, Belfast. The panel features Raissa Balduino of Melted Parents NI, and the graphic includes the theme “Hope Is Here.”