Oppose the sale of Tolka Park to private developers and support the alternative proposal developed by the Save Tolka Park Campaign, launching June 10th. We believe, that with the right investment and planning, Tolka Park can be rejuvenated as an asset to the community – hosting football at every level, while also acting as a community hub with additional amenities for local people.

Reclaim the space where The Christopher Columbus Memorial is located.

We want Trinity College Dublin to rename the Berkeley Library to the Wilde Library after the author Oscar Wilde.

Irish residents with Irish Residency Cards (IRP cards) are finding it extremely difficult to go on holiday or travel for family emergencies to the UK and within the EU due to lack of visa appointments at the various embassies. A visa is even required to transit through a UK airport when you should just be able to show your IRP card and passport.  Please negotiate at the highest level to allow those with IRP cards to travel freely in the UK and EU on presentation of the card. Background checks have already been done therefore the UK and EU should trust the Irish Authorities who have made these checks. 

Bring back life festival for 2026

We are calling on Limerick City & County Council to start a process to develop a community centre for the Raheen/Dooradoyle/Mungret area.

Please don't participate in the Eurovision in apartheid Israel, don't cross the Palestinian picket line.

Abolish The Special Criminal Court

Dark Doors, Dark Futures. Has been  created to spotlight the urgent crisis in Ireland’s retail and hospitality sectors. Crippling taxes, skyrocketing energy costs, and unsustainable labor charges are pushing businesses to the brink of closure, leaving workers in peril. These are the main concerns that must be urgently addressed. What Needs to Be Done: • Reverse the VAT Ievel bring back 9% The VAT at  13.5% is unsustainable for small businesses. Reversing increase bring back 9%, this will ease tax burdens and help businesses survive rising costs. • Pause & Reform Further Labor Cost Increases New measures like sick pay, PRSI hikes, and pension auto-enrollment are overwhelming businesses. A pause and review of these policies is essential to prevent further strain on already struggling businesses. • Conduct a Full Policy Impact Review & Reform The government must assess how their policies are affecting small businesses, from vat to excise duty and wage rises especially in labor-intensive sectors, before introducing any more cost-increasing measures. • Provide Targeted Financial Support One-off grants are not enough. The government needs to introduce sustained support, such as tax breaks, wage subsidies or energy cost rebates to address the long-term challenges faced by the hospitality and retail sectors. • Immediate Action to Prevent January Closures Without government intervention, more closures are expected in coming months, and a  dark future for 2025 . Urgent action now will protect jobs, businesses, and communities across Ireland. We are Open for Change,  Goverment, Where are you

Keep the Liffey Cycle Route on Dublin’s quays — say no to a backstreet detour, yes to a Dutch-style two-way cycle path reclaiming part of the quays and a new riverside park. Option 6 is workable and the best route for the city. Act now to save the route — sign the petition, and email [email protected] and your local city councillors to make it clear you want the route to stay on the quays.