Following Donald's Trump's anti-immigrant position, we, as a nation of emmigrants, cannot allow such ignorant and hateful actions which inspire fear and hatred as well as justified anger. We are part of EU and we are on the front-lines at the moment. We must welcome ALL people no matter their religion/beliefs as long as they are not out to harm others or incite hate. I am starting this campaign because Donald Trump is an inciter of hate and fear and should not be allowed a stage to cause further divisiveness among peoples of the world. Therefore, I am asking you to sign this petition to ban Donald Trump from being allowed to visit The Republic of Ireland for any reason.

Parents often need to use the emergency clinic for their children. Not being able to find out where to go or to be able to get through is really frustrating.

Why is this important? Families with kids in school who can be there to collect their children should be facilitated. The amount of stress created for children waiting for parents who are desperately looking for parking spaces is completely avoidable. These kinds of actions create unnecessary stress and anger.  Common sense has to prevail. Stand down double yellow fines at drop off and pick up at Malahide Primary Schools. Sign now and give Fingal the summer to put community minded plans in place.

All over the Country 

There has been ongoing discussions between the committee and the iveagh trust staff about opening up the garden to all, with no progress in sight, we are asking everyone in Kevin st who wants this open, to speak up and have your views and opinions heard. 

Other people should join this campaign because it is about protecting women’s right to choose how they receive maternity care. Many women value continuity of care with a known consultant throughout pregnancy, labour, and postnatal care, as it provides reassurance and consistency at a vulnerable time. Current reforms risk reducing these options without offering suitable alternatives. This campaign is about ensuring healthcare reform improves choice rather than limiting it.

Signing this petition is a simple way to show that our community’s voice matters. By adding your name, you are sending a clear message that transparency, accountability and human dignity should come before wealth, power or profit. Every signature strengthens that message and demonstrates that people are willing to stand up for the values they believe should define our community and country.

It is important because the "Cost of Disability" is not just a financial statistic; it is a systemic barrier that restricts the fundamental rights of independence, dignity, and equal participation in society. When individuals are forced to spend significantly more to achieve the same standard of living as others, it traps many in a cycle of poverty and exclusion that is entirely preventable through policy change. A Call to Collective Justice: This is about ensuring that no citizen is left behind because of a systemic failure to recognize the true cost of living with a disability. Joining this campaign is a stand for equality, signaling that a fair society must account for the diverse needs of all its members.  The Power of Collective Voice: When you, as a representative of this struggle, are joined by others, it transforms a personal challenge into a public mandate. A large volume of signatures makes it significantly harder for decision-makers to ignore the necessity of a "Cost of Disability" payment and improved accessibility.  Creating Lasting Change: Your campaign is not just seeking a temporary fix; it is pushing for structural improvements—like mandatory accessibility in public buildings and sustainable financial support—that will improve the quality of life for the entire disability community for years to come.  Shared Responsibility: Accessibility and economic equity are community-wide benefits. By supporting this campaign, others are contributing to a more inclusive, accessible, and compassionate society that benefits everyone, not just those currently affected.

I, historian Jason McKevitt, am calling on Westmeath County Council to retain public ownership of the building on Church Avenue and to commit to its transformation into a dedicated museum for Mullingar. Mullingar has a rich and vibrant history that deserves to be preserved, celebrated, and made accessible to future generations. From its cultural traditions and local industries to its global cultural impact, our town’s story is both unique and deeply valuable. Mullingar is proudly associated with internationally recognised musicians such as Joe Dolan and Niall Horan, whose achievements have brought worldwide recognition to our community. Their legacy, alongside that of many other local figures, deserves a permanent and fitting home where it can inspire residents and visitors alike. There is currently no central, permanent space where this heritage can be showcased in a meaningful and engaging way. The building on Church Avenue represents a rare and ideal opportunity to address this need.  Its central location makes it perfectly suited for conversion into a museum and cultural space. Retaining this building in public ownership would ensure that it continues to serve the people of Mullingar rather than being lost to private development. A museum in this location would bring multiple benefits: it would strengthen community identity, support local education, attract visitors, and contribute to the town’s economic and cultural vitality. It would also provide a platform for local historians, artists, and community groups to share their knowledge and creativity. I urge Westmeath County Council to act in the long-term interests of the community by safeguarding this building and investing in its future as a public museum. This is an opportunity to create a lasting legacy, one that honours Mullingar’s past while enriching its future.

Families with kids in school who can be there to collect their children should be encouraged. Most households have 2 working parents. In the event that one can be there to collect and spend extra time with their child in a given day, that should be encouraged, not penalised. The amount of stress created for children waiting for parents who are desperately looking for parking spaces is completely avoidable. These kinds of actions create unnecessary stress and anger. Common sense has to prevail. 

Traffic junctions major Dublin areas

Every child should be able to travel to and from school safely.  In Frosses, children regularly cross a busy road between the National School and village car park, while others walk and cycle to school.  Residents have ongoing concerns about vehicle speeds through the village and the risk this poses to pedestrians.  Installing a Speed Indicator Device would be a simple and effective measure to improve road safety, encourage drivers to slow down, and help protect our children and community.