are affiliated to the Green Party of Northern Ireland. Organisation The Young Greens operate as defined in "Young Greens – Óige Ghlas Constitution". The current constitution was adopted in 2017 and has last been amended in 2023. Membership is open to students engaged in second or third level education and all residents of Ireland between the ages of 16 and 30. The Young Greens operate autonomously of the Green Party and membership of the Young Greens does not confer Membership of the Green Party. All Member Groups of the Young Greens meet at least once a year at the National Convention, it is here that the Executive Committee is elected, the annual budget is approved and the constitution is amended. The meeting place of the National Convention is rotated between Member Groups. The Young Greens are run by an Executive Committee, elected annually at the National Convention. The Committee meets at least six times a year. Any Member Group not represented in any Executive Position may elect an Ordinary Member to the Committee to act as a delegate with full voting rights. A member of the Young Greens Executive Committee is elected by the Committee to be the representative of the Young Greens at the Green Party (Ireland) National Executive Committee. The co-chairs of the Executive Committee act as the chief public representatives of the Young Greens. Elected Young Greens Six Young Greens were elected as councillors in the 2019 Irish local elections. They are: Eva Dowling Lorna Bogue Lawrence Hemmings Séafra Ó Faoláin Una Power Daniel Whooley Since then, Lawrence Hemmings and Séafra Ó Faoláin have resigned their seats and Lorna Bogue has resigned as a member of the party. References External links Young Greens official website Young Greens official Twitter Main Green Party website Federation of Young European Greens website 2002 establishments in Ireland Youth wings of political parties in Ireland Youth wings of political parties in Northern Ireland Green Party (Ireland) Youth wings of green parties in Europe