We formally request that Cork County Council introduce traffic calming measures on all routes entering Macroom town. With a focus on reducing speed of traffic, increasing pedestrian safety and ensuring a safer transit of all who travel through our lovely town. We would like Vehicle activated signs, signs which react with a message if they detect a vehicle exceeding a pre-determined speed on both the Cork and Killarney entry points to Macroom. We would like the Cork County Council to consider raised pedestrian crossings such as speed humps for all crossings in Macroom. We would like such speed humps to be considered for Sleaveen Rd and Coolyhane. Sleaveen Rd is a main access point to two schools and the playground. Coolyhane has seen people use excessive speeds which make the road unsafe. We would like the council to remove the parking spaces which are currently opposite the entry way to Bus Eireann Bus Stop.

Pedestrianising Hill Street would be easy and straightforward - it's time for John O'Dowd to take action now!

Stop the Cúl Trá evictions Use his executive powers to develop proposed halting sites in Galway city Protect the Traveller community's cultural rights

Remove the filtering lane for cars turning left at the Church in Raheny. This lane is lethally dangerous as cars routinely ignore the green man.

Locals want to be able to access their amenities free. 4 euro to carpark is ok if you are spending a few hours on beach but to just go for a dip or walk it is expensive. Locals partake in seaswimming n oly go for 30 minutes. Local parking restriction don't facilitate road parking. A pass for local residents for the summer months should be allocated.

Reinstate the stops on the Bettystown Route that have been removed.

Do not reroute bus services in Dún Laoghaire Town

Dear local representative,   We would like to talk to you about a safety issue that concerns us and the wider public.    When trying to cross the road from Cleveragh Industrial estate to Doorly Park walkway it is very difficult and dangerous. As, cars are driving fast around the corner and you can't see them coming.   There are trucks, vans, and buses driving in and out of our estate. It is a very busy road.   We have talked to other businesses in our area and they all agree with us that it is an accident waiting to happen.   By creating a zebra crossing everyone in our service and all others would be able to safely access the outdoor facilities in Doorley Park.   We would greatly appreciate if you could meet with us to discuss a resolution to this safety issue. We believe we need a zebra crossing at Cleveragh Industrial Estate as it is currently unsafe.   Yours sincerely RSW Advocacy group

We are petitioning the Irish government to make Free Travel available for people with epilepsy in Ireland who are ineligible to drive for the period of time that they are off the road. The Free Travel Scheme is not currently available to people with epilepsy. It is administered by the Department of Social Protection as part of certain social welfare payments. - We want free travel to be recognised as a standalone entitlement which can be assessed separately.

1. Increase the SEAI Grant Scheme: Increase the grant amount for home solar panel and battery storage systems to make them more affordable. 2. Introduce a Tax Incentive: Introduce a tax incentive for homeowners who install solar panel and battery storage systems ie  a tax credit. 3. Provide Low-Interest Loans: Provide low-interest loans or financing options for homeowners to install solar panel and battery storage systems. 4. Simplify the Grid Connection Process: Simplify the process for connecting solar panel & battery storage systems to the grid.   5. Increase Feed-in Tariffs: Increase not decrease feed-in tariffs (FIT) scheme to allow homeowners benefit from selling excess energy back to the grid at a fair price.