Belfast. In 2019 the Greens picked up seats in local elections across the country. They managed to double the seats and won 4 seats in Belfast City Council. Bailey and Rachel Woods were both defeated in the 2022 Northern Ireland Assembly election, leaving the party with no representation in Stormont for the first time since 2007. Northern Ireland Assembly elections UK Parliament elections 1983 general election 1987 general election By-elections, 1987–1992 1997 general election 2010 general election 2015 general election 2017 general election 2019 general election Northern Ireland local elections European Parliament elections Officers The Green Party's Chairperson is Kate Barry and the Secretary is Liz Byrne. The party treasurer is Luke Robinson. The Party has spokespeople in the following areas: North Down: Rachel Woods South Belfast: Clare Bailey Bangor Central: Stephen Dunlop Bangor West: Barry McKee Holywood & Clandeboye: Lauren Kendall Bangor East & Donaghadee: Ciara Henry East Belfast: Anthony Flynn North Belfast: Malachai O'Hara Strangford: Ricky Bamford Young Greens: Ashley Jones Queer Greens: Anthony Flynn Elected representatives Local councils Stephen Dunlop, Bangor Central, Ards & North Down Council Lauren Kendall, Holywood and Clandeboye, Ards & North Down Council Barry McKee, Bangor West, Ards & North Down Council Anthony Flynn, Ormiston, Belfast City Council Brian Smyth, Lisnasharragh, Belfast City Council Áine Groogan, Botanic, Belfast City Council Malachai O'Hara, Castle, Belfast City Council See also Green Party in Northern Ireland politicians Demography and politics of Northern Ireland Green party Green politics List of environmental organisations References External links Official website Queer Greens QUB Greens Blog Green political parties