For the wellbeing of 6th years in st.aidans

Action must be taken before this road claims a life

Increased bus services means Increased independence, especially for young people, older people and those who don’t use a car https://www.uplift.ie/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/MyUplift-banner-politician-SVG.svg

We need fair business practices and not have bigger businesses bullying new businesses and creating a monopoly and no choice for the customer

All women should be able to access HRT, not just those who can afford it. Former health minister, Stephen Donnelly announced in 2024 that from January 2025, HRT would be free of charge. Over four months into 2025, HRT is still costing women €40-€80 per month. The media have reported that the Irish Pharmacies Union and the HSE are “in talks” to resolve the matter. Why has it taken so long? Why not use the same format that is used to dispense free contraception? 

In Ireland, employees and researchers in both private companies and universities create valuable patents and innovations, but under current law, they receive no compensation or recognition. This discourages creativity and innovation, harms morale, and keeps Ireland’s talented workers from getting their fair share of the wealth they help create. Other countries like Germany and Japan already offer fair compensation for inventors, which drives even more innovation. It’s time Ireland did the same—starting with a legal right for inventors to share in the success of their own creations. Ensuring fair treatment for inventors benefits not just individuals, but the country as a whole, by fostering a more vibrant and competitive research and development environment.

Why is it important? This greenway could change how we live and connect in North Tipperary. Right now, the riverside trail in Nenagh is a peaceful, beautiful space, but it ends too soon, forcing cyclists and walkers onto unsafe roads. Families with children, older people, and visitors are all missing out on the chance to enjoy our natural surroundings without fear of traffic. Extending this trail all the way to Dromineer would create a safe, scenic, and accessible route between town and lakeshore. It would promote healthier lifestyles, boost tourism and local business, and offer people a way to enjoy nature without needing a car. I went on a cycle with my daughter and was struck by how wonderful the experience was until the path ended. It made me realise how much more this community deserves. If you believe in safer streets, greener travel, and making Nenagh even better, please add your name to this petition. Together, we can make this greenway a reality.

These courts are vital for the physical and mental health of our community, especially our young people. We, the local residents and supporters of Inchicore, are calling on Dublin City Council to stop the planned demolition of the two basketball courts beside Inchicore Sports Centre, Dublin 8, which is due to take place around April 14th, 2025 as part of the Emmet Road Development. These courts are an important part of our community. They are regularly used by children, teenagers, families, and local sports groups. Removing them would take away one of the few safe and accessible places where people of all ages can play sports, stay healthy, and connect with others. Under Irish planning law, Dublin City Council must protect recreational and open spaces when developing new housing. But right now: • The plan to build a new pitch in Mercy Secondary School has been cancelled. • Goldenbridge Cemetery is being counted as open space, but it is private property, and not suitable for active sports or public access. • The Emmet Road Development will increase the local population by 800–1,000 people, yet it is reducing active sports space instead of increasing it. According to national planning guidelines, there should be at least 2.5 hectares of public open space per 1,000 residents, with a balance between active and passive recreation. The planned demolition clearly goes against these standards. ✍️ Please sign this petition to protect our local sports spaces.  Let’s work together to make sure Inchicore remains an active, healthy, and fair place to live.

The genocidal attack on Gaza isn't just fought with weapons; it's fought with money. Every penny to Belfast City council, rates, events in Waterfront, Titanic, employee wages, goes through Barclays Bank which is profiting from the genocide and handling Israeli war bonds. Barclays Bank holds the tender for Belfast City Council banking services, and we call on Council to take its money, your money, elsewhere. Since October 2023, Israel has raised nearly $20 billion through government bonds, explicitly stating it's for the war. Major financial institutions, including Barclays and the Central Bank of Ireland, have played a direct role in this, facilitating the sale of these bonds as ‘primary dealers’. And investors, like Allianz, have poured in hundreds of millions of dollars. We need to ask ourselves: what are the ethical implications of profiting from bloodshed and conflict? To do business with Barclays is to do business with a state perpetrating genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity and apartheid. Barclays is bankrolling Israel's assault, investing over £2 billion and providing £6.1 billion in financial services to companies arming Israel. Their 'primary dealer' role directly facilitates the raising of funds for these war crimes. For months, activists from IPSC Belfast and the BDS movement have been on the streets,  protesting outside Barclays every week since October. We have collected signatures, spoken to countless members of the public, informing them of Barclays’ link to funding a genocide, and implored them to boycott Barclays and stand in solidarity with the people of Gaza.  Their voices, our voices, are a testament to the growing demand for justice for the Palestinian people.

Many ponies recently dead from this and many suffer neglect and injury from this no welfare protection in this country especially equine .

It will be the end of any form of rights or protections you have as a Garda

Country wide.