Please fix the potholes on our bye-roads , caused by farm heavy machinery and detrimental to the majority of rural dwellers who live on bye-roads.

Scoil Naomh Padraig has served the local community for generations and has recently, without broad consultation with the local community, reduced its catchment area significantly excluding town lands such as Knockbrack, Cratloe, Park, Port and Kingsland. This means that the children of families who, when times were hard for the school dug deep and gave what they had to keep the school open and operating for all, are no longer admitted. Efforts to engage with the Board of Management have been unsuccessful and now it is time for the local community to demonstrate how important this school is.

The parents, students and supporters of St Mary's Special School in Navan are calling on you to retain our Speech and Language Therapy teacher.

We are owners of homes built during the Celtic Tiger. They are some of the 100,000 apartments and duplexes around the country which are affected by serious fire defects. We did nothing wrong, we all had structural surveys carried out before buying. However, our homes now have serious defects. To fix these defects and make our homes safe will cost at least €25,000 per apartment. In many cases it will cost much more than that. In some cases, we face the threat of being evacuated from our homes because they do not meet building regulations for safety. This is not our fault. It is the fault of the builders and the regime of light regulation and self-certification which was in place at the time. We simply cannot afford to pay for this work, particularly at this time of soaring prices. The government has received a report from the Working Group to Examine Defects in Housing which outlines the scale of the problem. It contains different options for the government to decide how to deal with this issue. One of those options is a 100% redress scheme. This is the only just and workable option. We are calling on the government to agree to implement a 100% redress scheme and to then pursue the builders responsible for this crisis.

Don't put our communities and pets at risk by increasing dog attacks ! We are demending that the Minister Heather Humphreys, reverse the ban and enforce the current restrictions, with an emphasis on stopping backyard breeding and sales . Do your jobs ! Instead of culling dogs.

We call on NI Water to stop untreated sewage from polluting our legally protected bathing water. Stop covering for big polluters and protect swimmers, kayakers and other users of bathing water!

We are asking Dublin City Council to: 1. Immediately stop the demolition of the 2 council owned basketball courts 2. Consult with the local community in Dublin 8 about recreation needs 3. Provide proper replacement sports facilities before removing any existing ones These courts are vital for the physical and mental health of our community, especially our young people.

We ask Clare County Council to stop the plan to build on our riverside car parks in Ennis and not to transfer public land to a private company, Ennis 2040 DAC. We ask them to revitalise vacant and derelict sites instead.

Banned all one off use of Non Bio-gradable Plastic Cups, Spoons,Forks, Plastic Plates, Plastic water bottles. Install water fountains.

Increase newborn screening from 8 conditions to 40 as per best International practice. Currently 42 children are born in Ireland each year with a condition that could be detected at birth and treated but is not. 1 baby every 8 days......