NHS dentistry in Northern Ireland is on the brink - keep costs of materials down and fund it properly!

Reinstate the recent scaled back Shannondoc services to Kilrush, Ennistymon and Killaloe.

Trinity College Dublin must hold an emergency academic assembly on the role of the university in the climate and ecological emergency. The assembly must be modelled on a Citizens' Assembly, with students, academic staff and non-academic staff being selected by sortition from the university population. The assembly should cover, at a minimum: - The extent of the climate and ecological emergencies, including the threat of climate tipping points and the potential for mass displacement and loss of life. - The economic mechanisms that have brought us to this precipice - The history, rationale and essential techniques of effective non-violent direct action (NDVA) as practised successfully by Gandhi, Martin Luther King, the Suffragettes and many others. Speakers should be provided by both Mobilise Peace campaign activists and the university, with attendees choosing who they wish to hear more from. Policy resolutions agreed by the assembly should be binding. The assembly should conclude with a referendum on whether or not to mobilise into civil disobedience against the government.

Refuse to buy a vehicle unless it is electric and NOT due to fossil fuels. If you are about to buy your first vehicle or change your existing vehicle, consider the collective impact of your decision and be sure to repair your existing vehicle as long as possible, or purchase an electric vehicle. This can be fed with renewable energy.

Retain An Post services to the rural village of Ballymore, Co.Westmeath by Reissuing the Postmasters licence.

Our parks/playgrounds are community facilities which everyone should have full access to. However due to a lack of funding, investment in facilities and resources our parks and Jobstown playground have become unsafe, unused by the vast majority of people. Many people avoid these public spaces for exercise or socialising. Our Public spaces are an important element of a thriving, equitable community that people can safely and conveniently access well-maintained, well-programmed parks/playgrounds and open spaces. That’s because safe and well maintained places to walk, bike, and connect with parks and nature directly contribute to a community’s health and wellness. The playground beside the Jobstown Community Centre is in a state of disrepair since council staff were let go. Playground is now locked but children still have access and concerned parents have contacted me regarding this very concerning matter. Over the last number of years, there has been over growth, uneven surfaces and anti-social behaviour with use of drugs and dangerous needles lying about. Young people and residents have unfortunately not been able to access this playground due to the serious neglect of this public space

I would like for there to be a country wide helpline to combat homophobic bullying in school.

You've heard of the carbon footprint. Now there is a development on the carbon hoofprint. New Zealand has announced a plan to tax livestock burps in an effort to curb the country's gas emissions. We think Ireland should consider doing the same.

Over the course of the 30 year conflict in Northern Ireland, over 3,720 people were killed and approximately 47,541 people were injured. [1] Despite this, repeated investigations have uncovered notorious incidences of state impunity in relation to lives taken, torture and collusion. [2]

We demand: 1. That Dublin City Council and other local authorities immediately drop plans to increase rents.  2. That the Irish Government fully fund local authorities to carry out housing maintenance, repairs, and retrofitting - ideally by direct labour employment 3. That local authority housing be treated as a public good, not a business.