Stop Targeting Kids: Help us protect children from being targeted by junk food marketing Join the Irish Heart Foundation campaign to protect children’s health by supporting our call for new legislation to:  - Ban all junk food marketing online.  - Extend the TV watershed to 9pm and remove loopholes that mean four year-olds see over 1,000 junk food ads a year on TV  - Ban junk food advertising on state owned transport, buildings and other structures such as bus stops

Scrap the €450 fee for Supplemental Exams (Repeat exams). ---- Affordable rental options to be introduced for the full academic year. No more increases to any student fees, in any form.

Declare a Climate and Biodiversity Emergency in Clare Publish a Climate and Biodiversity Emergency Action Plan for County Clare Report regularly on the progress of the plans.

We are urging both ministers Simon Harris and Dianne Dodds to begin the process of reforming the funding of Higher Education across the island of Ireland. We need a publicly funded system that is accessible and adequately funded. We do not need the highest fees in the EU at 3,000 euros in the republic or a loan scheme system that levels students with debt at the start of their working life as is place in the North.

Act on behalf of the Irish people and provide support immediately, and at the same time, for homeless families in Ireland as well as homeless families of refugees in the "Jungle Camp" at Calais. Both situations are inhuman and debasing. It is a disgrace to ignore them. The country has enough resources available so please desist from using "an Béal Bocht". Humanity should know no barriers at a time like this.

We want Dublin City Council to stop the giveaway of public land to private developers under the Housing Land Initiative. Public land should be used to tackle the housing crisis - not given over to developers to build private housing which is not affordable to the majority.

Ban ChatGPT off the Trinity College Dublin Wifi.

Make playgrounds and public recreational areas and amenities wheelchair accessible.

We call on LloydsPharmacy management to accept the Labour Court’s recommendation which stated: “the Court recommends that the parties engage in order to seek agreement in relation to the matters raised by the Trade Union…” As customers of LloydsPharmacy Ireland, we are urging management to engage in good faith negotiations with their workers’ representatives Mandate Trade Union in relation to all of the issues in dispute including: fair pay with pay scales; a sick pay scheme; the end of zero hour contracts; and improvements in annual leave and holiday entitlements.

We would like a protected Cork Hospital Cycleway for healthcare workers and the people of Cork!