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Ban Greyhound RacingGreyhound racing is a cruel industry where thousands of dogs are killed every year. [1] It is an industry that only benefits the gambling companies and bookmakers. Every year there are scandals as more secrets from the industry are uncovered; Dogs abandoned, abused, killed in horrific ways, exported to countries with little to no animal welfare regulations, and bodies found dumped in bogs and yet the government continues to give millions of euros every year to this sector. [2] We are calling for a ban on cruel, unpopular Greyhound racing once and for all. [1] Thousands of greyhounds 'culled each year' for not being fast enough [2] Thousands of greyhounds 'culled each year' for not being fast enough & Dogs found dumped in Kildare bog likely suffered 'traumatic injuries' & 2,800 greyhounds born in 2021 now dead or unaccounted for & Nearly €20 million in funding for greyhound racing industry approved by Dáil2,980 of 3,000 Signatures
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Ban Super "Monster" TrawlersWith nets larger than Croke Park, these massive supertrawlers - which if stood on their ends would be almost twice the height of Ireland’s tallest building - are hoovering up fish stocks and killing dolphins and whales off the Irish coast, as well as decimating local fishing communities.205 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Siobhan O'Donoghue
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Speed signs - Semple WoodsThis is a campaign for change to introduce driving improvements for child safety across Semple Woods. As the estate grows we will see an uplift in cars and traffic. That is why speed signs are important.96 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Corina Zambra
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Make treatment Pluvicto available for men with prostate cancerMen with Prostate Cancer who have come to end of chemotherapy may require a therapy called Pluvicto , to help extend what ever time they have left. The vast majority of men in this country will not be able to afford this treatment. Up to at least 100 men a year will require this treatment and while we understand this treatment is expensive , we have to ask are Irish men’s lives and the time they have left less important than any other Irish citizen who needs a treatment. This treatment is widely available in the EU and as such we feel as paying members of the EU we should be entitled to receive this treatment in Ireland. It is not just men with cancer who would benefit from this being available, wives, partners , children, mothers ,brothers ,sisters and friends would love to have some extra time with their loved ones in the last stage of prostate cancer822 of 1,000 SignaturesCreated by Peter Hayes
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Stop toxic and bullying behaviour against Irish coworkers in the workplaceChange needs to happen for the Irish workers to feel wanted and needed in the workplace42 of 100 SignaturesCreated by T Woods
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CPO Land - Build Houses in Carlow87 houses. That's all that Carlow Council currently plans on delivering for Carlow Town. There's 110 people in some form of Emergency Accommodation at the moment. That's not including those couch surfing or in overcrowded houses. There is also no cost rental and no affordable housing being provided in Carlow. They are shafting us. And they are relying on your silence to continue do so. If you're fed up of struggling alone, if you are desperate for some change then sign this petition and lets push the council into Compulsory Purchasing land and start directly building social and affordable houses. They have the power to do this. Now they need the public pressure from you to take action.20 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Adrienne Wallace
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Keep the Dublin Airport Passenger Cap - Help protect children from harmWe know what needs to be done to protect children from the horrific harms of climate breakdown - urgent cuts wherever possible to the pollution causing the climate crisis. This must include aviation, which is using record levels of fossil fuel and holding back climate action, even as the odds for children's futures worsen. Despite airlines polluting at higher levels and climate threats for children rapidly worsening, an aggressive campaign by vested interests led to a Government commitment to lift the Dublin Airport Passenger 'cap' - which already allows for a colossal 32 MILLION passengers each year. In response to pressure from airlines and threats from the US Government, our Government rammed through a law (the Dublin Airport Passenger Capacity Act 2026) which allows the Minister for Transport to amend or entirely remove the passenger cap. Shockingly, the new law allows the Minister for Transport to ignore their own and the State’s climate obligations under our Climate Act at the very time that deadly heat, drought and wildfires are causing thousands of deaths, destroying people’s homes, communities and farmers’ crops, and causing water shortages across Europe. Since 1990, while Ireland’s population has grown 44%, aviation emissions have risen 500%. Irish aviation pollution is now causing more climate harm than all the cars on our roads. And BILLIONS more euro is taken out of the economy with Irish people flying abroad than is coming in. ALL of this is being ignored in the Government’s attempts to scrap the cap. Stand up for kids, and sign our petition to Government calling for the passenger cap at Dublin Airport to remain in place. We still have time though to push for the Government to do the right thing for kids and their future, and keep the cap. That includes building support for this petition. Every voice counts. Children’s futures are being irreversibly harmed due to a failure to cut harmful global warming pollution - they face malnutrition, increased danger from more extreme weather events, and economic harm. Every fraction of a degree of global warming matters. Increasing flights via a lifting of the cap, would mean massive increases in fossil fuel use and pollution. The Dublin Airport Authority’s planning documents indicate that raising the passenger cap to 40 million passengers annually would increase emissions by 22 per cent by 2031. However, Darragh O’Brien, who is Minister for both Climate and Transport, has expressed hope that annual numbers reach 60 million, meaning the emissions would be even higher. Keeping the cap means responsibly protecting against even greater levels of fossil fuel pollution. Unprecedented and apparently unlawful levels of flight traffic at Dublin Airport are already reportedly causing harm. Schools and communities under flight paths have reported negative impacts on the education, sleep, well-being and home lives of children due to intolerable levels of noise pollution. All children have a fundamental right to rest, play and learn. Keeping the cap means putting communities, families and children before harmful industry expansion and pollution. We urgently need every sector to do its part to help protect kids from the harms ahead. Keeping the cap means a step towards Irish aviation responsibly contributing to the essential climate action all children are counting on. Stand up for kids, and sign our petition to Government calling for the passenger cap at Dublin Airport to remain in place - aviation must start doing its fair share for kids’ futures.889 of 1,000 SignaturesCreated by Childrens' Rights Over Flights
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Demand a rent freeze nowRents have been allowed to spiral out of control for years, and most of us are paying enormous amounts of money just so we can have a safe, secure place to call home. Now, Taoiseach Micheál Martin says he wants to scrap the rent pressure zone (RPZ) system. This would mean that landlords can hike rents even more than they already are, pushing more and more of us to the brink. No matter who we are or where we come from, we all need a home where we can sleep at night, knowing that tomorrow we will wake up feeling secure. But this government wants to cater to landlords and private corporations who see our homes as an opportunity to make more money. What we need now is an urgent and lasting rent freeze across the entire country. There must be no further rent increases until this government can ensure that everyone who needs a home has one. They can do this by bringing the tens of thousands of empty homes across Ireland back into use.1,955 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Jacob Sosinsky
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Tree Management Laws IrelandKeep our homes safe and our electricity, heat and water supplied. Charge up our medical devices5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Irelands TreeLaws
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Save Donegal Education CentreThe dedicated staff who work there are asking for our support to help them keep their jobs local. The Centre supports our schools and local community. It is too valuable a resource to loose. Please sign and share my petition if you wish to give your support to my campaign. Alone I can do nothing, together we have a chance to succeed. Thank you all so much.1,364 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Alison Pasquier
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TEACHERS/SNAs WHO SUPPORT RELOCATION OF EDUCATION CENTRE TO LETTERKENYIt is important for equality within our education system. The image (50km radius around Letterkenny) shows clearly that the new location will serve as a central location to support teachers and SNAs who work in schools throughout County Donegal.253 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Teacher/ SNA Co. Donegal
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Introduce Legislation Enabling Citizens to Recall Elected OfficialsHere’s why you should sign: ✅ Hold Politicians Accountable – If an elected official ignores their campaign promises or fails to take action on critical issues, voters should have the power to respond before the next election. ✅ Strengthen Democracy – Other democracies like the US, Canada, and parts of Europe already allow citizens to recall politicians. Ireland should modernise its system to give people a stronger voice. ✅ Ensure Promises Are Kept – Campaigns should not be built on empty promises. If politicians know they can be recalled for inaction, they will have a stronger incentive to follow through on their commitments. ✅ Empower Citizens – Democracy doesn’t stop at the ballot box. Irish voters deserve a mechanism to ensure they are truly represented throughout a politician’s term. Signing this petition is a step toward real accountability in Irish politics. Let’s make sure our leaders work for the people—not just for re-election. Sign now to demand change!45 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Catherine Gray







