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Tánaiste’s Promises on Home Energy Upgrades must be matched by Funding

Mon, Apr 27, 2026

The Green Party is calling on Government to put its money where its mouth is on funding home energy upgrades.

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Cllr Janet Horner calls for National Strategy on Homelessness

Fri, Apr 24, 2026

The Green Party has called for a new national strategy on homelessness. The call comes from Dublin City Councillor and candidate in the forthcoming Dublin Central Bye-Election, Janet Horner, in reaction to the news today from the Department of Housing that there were 11,946 adults and 5,571 children homeless last month .

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Derelict Buildings shouldn’t be allowed to crumble

Fri, Apr 24, 2026

Green Party Councillor and candidate in the upcoming Dublin Central by-election, Councillor Janet Horner, is calling on Government and Councils to do more to tackle dereliction in Dublin.

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EU recommendations show Government got energy supports wrong

Mon, Apr 20, 2026

Green Party Chair, and candidate in the Dublin Central by-election, Janet Horner, has reiterated the Party’s call for more supports for people as the energy crisis continues.

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Childcare needs to be treated like the public service it is

Sat, Apr 18, 2026

Green Party Chair and candidate for the Dublin Central by-election, Councillor Janet Horner has called on the Government to speed up the delivery of childcare places.

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Cost Rental at O’Devaney Gardens an important step

Fri, Apr 17, 2026

Green Party Chair, and candidate for the Dublin Central by-election, Cllr Janet Horner, has welcomed the opening of applications for cost rental properties at O’Devaney Gardens in Dublin 7.

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Homelessness funding needs urgent reform so more lives aren’t lost

Wed, Apr 15, 2026

Green Party Chair, Cllr Janet Horner, has called for reform in how homeless services are funded by Government.

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Minister must have more ambition for HGV safety

Tue, Apr 14, 2026

Green Party Chair and Dublin City Councillor, Janet Horner, has welcomed a motion that would require HGVs to have wider lines of sight on city roads.

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