On the day Senator Lynn Boylan and Meath East TD Darren O’Rourke sat down with The Currency for a detailed interview, yet another opinion poll confirmed Sinn Féin as the most popular party in Ireland. And among the many areas where a potential Sinn Féin-led government would explore unchartered territory is climate policy. The topic used to appear low on the party’s agenda but, in the final months of last year, O’Rourke, its spokesperson on climate action, and transport and Boylan, its leader on climate justice, published a series of three papers fleshing out Sinn Féin’s proposals on renewable energy,…

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