We are calling on the National Transport Authority (NTA) and the Department of Transport to immediately restore the 145 bus route, which serves as the only direct public transport link between Heuston Station and the UCD campus. The removal of this bus route will severely impact the daily lives of students, staff, and the wider UCD community, especially those who rely on public transport to access the campus. We ask that the relevant authorities act swiftly to ensure that UCD remains accessible and that all members of the community, regardless of where they live or how they commute, can continue to engage fully with campus life and work.

Parents, We Need You! Save Rainbow Playgroup & Protect Early Years Education! Imagine being told with just one week's notice that your child’s preschool is closing. Well, that’s exactly what has happened to families at Rainbow Community Playgroup in Dublin 7 – and it’s part of a much bigger crisis in early childhood education across Ireland. We want the government to take action now.

The Walk of Hope team are calling on this Government to give us 24/7 access to mental health services throughout the island of Ireland, we are calling for primary health care in each community and once and for all #makementalhealthapriority

Honour the promises made by locally elected councillors and DLR management to the people of Stillorgan, over the last 6 years, reinstate funding and take action for the Redevelopment and Reopening of our Glenalbyn Swimming Pool as promised. The Stillorgan community have waited long enough... they need their swimming pool reopened.

Refuse to grant permission to Bartra Capital property to develop a five storey' battery cage living' complex for young professionals to rent for 1,300 Euros per month.

I want Minister Bruton to work with Supermarket owners and food producers towards a common deadline where Single Use Plastics will no longer be allowed on our supermarket shelves. Consumers pay to dispose of the packaging, its production damages the environment and it will not degrade.

To meet the needs of our children, and for future expansion to meet the needs of a growing population in Ballincollig, the parents and Board of Management are urging the Department to secure a permanent site without any further delay. Gaelscoil an Chaisleáin was opened by the Department of Education & Skills in 2017 and has since outgrown its current site on the grounds of Ballincollig Rugby club in Tanner Park. Our goal is to acquire a site that will support the development and growth of the children in our school, and we believe that more children in the area could greatly benefit from attending our wonderful school.

Libraries should be allowed to stay open for click and collect service under Levels 4 and 5 of the Covid-19 Framework.

To grant planning permission for outdoor seating and a suitable shelter to protect our customers from the elements.

Make the Hawthorn our national flowering tree