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  • Tell Us Where Our Clothes Come From Dunnes Stores!
    Publish information on their website regarding the ethics of their clothes sourcing, answering these questions: 1. Where are your clothes manufactured? 2. Are you using sustainable fabrics? 3. Are your suppliers independently audited? 4. Do those manufacturing your clothes receive a living wage or even a minimum wage? 5. What are the maximum working hours of the garment workers that make your clothes? 6. How are you making your supply chain more sustainable? 7. What is your ethical code of conduct?
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    Created by Niamh O'Connor Picture
  • Respect your workers and implement the Labour Court Recommendation
    Please Estee Lauder, do the right thing by your workers. Implement the Labour Court recommendation.
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    Created by Jackie Gibbons
  • Pay Irish Student Nurses
    Pay student nurses for the job they do.
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    Created by Anonymous Smith
  • SPINRAZA
    APPROVE SPINRAZA
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    Created by Ann Nolan
  • STOP paying public money to private companies to help unemployed people
    Two companies called Turas Nua and Seetec have a state contract to help unemployed people find jobs. They have made millions in profit from this contract. The experiences of unemployed people referred to them via JobPath has not been good - something widely acknowledged. If the Minister for Employment Affairs & Social Protection Regina Doherty hears from hundreds of her tax paying constituents that we want action to scrap this sham of a programme, it could be enough to push her into seriously reviewing JobPath. SIGN THE PETITION NOW
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  • We want the government to build enough public housing for Dublin.
    Build public housing without private developers' investment. Use state-owned lands and if necessary purchase private lands. Build enough good homes to house everyone on the housing/homeless lists.
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    Created by Aoife Lalor
  • Roderic O'Gorman, don't evict me and my family
    My name is Ferry Ediagbonya. After seven years living in a direct provision centre in Co Meath, myself, my wife and our five children have recently received notice that we are going to be moved to another direct provision centre in Co Mayo. The distress this is causing to my wife and children is unbearable. I work in Dublin, and I will lose my job if we are relocated. Our five children will have to leave their schools and all of their friends behind.  I am pleading with Roderic O'Gorman, the Integration Minister, to do whatever he can to reverse this decision. My family's future and welfare is on the line. For the sake of our children, please don't make us leave our home and the community we know and love so well. 
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    Created by Ferry Ediagbonya
  • Resort To Online Education
    To all the pupils in school all over Dublin. Please fight strong to prove our point, that for young pupils in school should resort to online education from homes due to COVID-19. We all know as pupils from school ,that schools are not being treated with 100% sanitation as needed. This makes it difficult for students and teacher to fight the virus and to stop spread of COVID-19. We all stand by here to first resort to online education during this period of lockdown (level 5). For everyone who votes for this petition is one person that agrees to re program education to online. Now days we all have technologies at home to catch up on social media’s. We all know we can use our devices to smarter good for educational purposes. Please help spread this point that we need to change our tactics and remove to online school to safe not just our life but everyone else’s.
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    Created by Noah Mck
  • Mental health and wellbeing in schools for children
    I would love to see every pre shcool have access to mental health therapist or counselling I think awareness should be brought to kids at a younger age it's the only way to save our children from suicide if we teach our kids self awareness and make them mentally stronger I believe its the biggest and most important part of any child like it should be first and most important your kids mental health is more important then any grade in shcools we should foucs more on that we focus way to much on the small stuff in the education system I believe self-awareness and self-esteem self-confidence and mental health is more important to any child.
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    Created by Sarah Jane Kinsella
  • Housing Should Be A Human Right In Ireland
    We're calling on our government and local TD's to vote for the Right to Housing Bill.
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    Created by Flóra Conroy Picture
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