‘I’m Honored’: Roderic O’Gorman Announced as New Green Party Leader Dublin, Ireland – Roderic O’Gorman has been elected as the new leader of the Green Party, a significant development in the Irish political landscape. Upon his announcement, O’Gorman expressed his gratitude and commitment to the role. “I am incredibly honored to have been elected as the leader of the Green Party,” he said. “I recognize the trust that has been placed in me, and I pledge to work tirelessly to lead the party and our country into a greener, fairer, and more sustainable future.” O’Gorman, a former Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration, and Youth, brings a wealth of experience and passion to his new position. He is a vocal advocate for climate action, social justice, and LGBTQ+ rights. His election as leader marks a new chapter for the Green Party, which has played a key role in Irish politics in recent years. The party has been part of the governing coalition since 2020 and has been instrumental in推动 climate mitigation measures, social welfare reforms, and equality initiatives. O’Gorman’s supporters believe that his progressive vision and leadership skills will strengthen the Green Party and ensure its continued influence in shaping Ireland’s future. They are eager to see his plans for the party’s growth, policy development, and electoral success. The Green Party has faced challenges in recent months, including the departure of former leader Eamon Ryan. O’Gorman’s election is viewed as an opportunity for the party to regroup, refocus, and reconnect with its core values. As the Green Party moves forward under O’Gorman’s leadership, it will play a critical role in addressing the urgent challenges facing Ireland, including the climate crisis, the housing shortage, and economic inequality. His commitment to these issues will be a key focus in the years to come.1. “I’m honoured” – Roderic O’Gorman announced as new Green Party leader (Irish Independent)1. “I’m honoured” – Roderic O’Gorman announced as new Green Party leader (Irish Independent) 2. New Green Party leader holds first meeting with Taoiseach (RTÉ News) 3. Roderic O’Gorman feels “deeply honoured” to be elected new leader of the Green Party (The Irish Times) 4. Roderic O’Gorman elected new leader of the Greens (Limerick Live 95) 5. The new leader of the Green Party will be announced today, with Mayo native Pippa Hackett firmly in the running (Midwest Radio)Roderic O’Gorman has been announced as the new leader of the Green Party. O’Gorman, who is currently the Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, will take over from Eamon Ryan, who has led the party since 2020. O’Gorman said he was “honoured” to be elected leader and thanked Ryan for his leadership. He said the Green Party would continue to work to make Ireland a fairer and more sustainable country. “I am honoured to be elected leader of the Green Party,” O’Gorman said. “I want to thank Eamon Ryan for his leadership over the past two years. He has steered the party through a challenging period and has laid the foundations for our future success. “The Green Party is a party of hope and ambition. We believe that we can create a better future for Ireland, a future that is fair, sustainable and just. I am excited to lead the party into this new era and to work with our members, our elected representatives and our supporters to make our vision a reality.” Ryan said he was “delighted” that O’Gorman had been elected leader. He said O’Gorman was a “talented and experienced politician” who would lead the Green Party to even greater success. “I am delighted that Roderic has been elected leader of the Green Party,” Ryan said. “He is a talented and experienced politician who has a deep understanding of the challenges facing our country. I know that he will lead the Green Party to even greater success in the years ahead.” O’Gorman will be the Green Party’s third leader since it was founded in 1981. He follows in the footsteps of John Gormley and Ryan.