Working for a greener Dublin for over 30 years
Living and working in Dublin for almost all of my life, I have seen our city go through a lot of changes. I first got into politics in the 1980s because I was passionate about protecting Dublin’s heritage. I also wanted better public transport for Dubliners, including a light-rail system (i.e. the Luas). Over 30 years later, the people of Dublin have been good enough to elect me as a Councillor for Dublin’s south and north inner city areas, as a TD for Dún Laoghaire, and as an MEP.
My campaign for better, greener transport for all continued as the lead Green MEP on the European Parliament’s Transport & Tourism committee (TRAN). I delivered and voted for laws to reduce energy bills, deliver warmer homes for all, and boost the rollout of renewable energy projects on the Industry & Energy committee (ITRE). I was proud to vote alongside my political group, the Greens/EFA - a progressive force fighting for a fairer, greener future for Europe.
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