Green Party has not had good day in Irish General Election says former party leader

The transcript discusses the outcomes of recent elections, focusing on the Green Party's performance and strategies. It highlights the importance of representing all people, learning from past experiences, and maintaining a distinct green political philosophy. The discussion also covers the challenges faced by the Green Party, the significance of ecological and social justice, and the impact of small voting margins in the election system.

What is the speaker's view on the Green Party's role in Irish politics?

• It is similar to other left parties.

• It has a distinct political philosophy.

• It should merge with other parties.

• It is no longer relevant.

How does the speaker feel about the campaign efforts?

• Disappointed with the team's unity.

• Satisfied with the number of votes.

• Proud of the team's unity and efforts.

• Indifferent to the campaign results.

What progress does the speaker mention regarding green policies?

• Stagnation in agricultural practices.

• Reduction in emissions and rise in public transport numbers.

• Decline in public transport usage.

• Increased emissions.

What challenge does the Green Party face in elections according to the speaker?

• Lack of candidates.

• Overwhelming public support.

• Small voting margins.

• Excessive funding.

What does the speaker suggest about the future direction of the country?

• Ignore environmental concerns.

• Focus solely on economic growth.

• Continue with the current green initiatives.

• Abandon green policies.