Dominic Cummings has broken the lockdown rules, and must lose his job.

We, the undersigned, reject the hate being displayed on the streets of Belfast, and stand shoulder to shoulder with all targeted by violence and racism.

Relocate New Look in Strabane. It is highly profitable. Both the New Look store and your loyal staff are loved. Strabane needs these jobs.

Make a bus route through Mullingar town. This will benefit the community immeasurably as well has cut down on emissions.

Give a pension to all those who manage your job and labour activation schemes!

The Work Placement Experience Programme is really just a new JobBridge exploitation scheme. It should be scrapped, and replaced with investment in a green jobs programme, including properly paid apprenticeships

We the people of Lusk and it's immediate surrounding areas, Rush, Loughshinny, Skerries, Donabate, Portrane, Ballyboughal, Balrothery & Balbriggan (according to census completed in 2016 a population of approx 76,532) petition for a Swimming Pool including facilities to be built in Lusk in conjunction or apart from the Lusk Community Sports Hub 2020.

Extend the Development Contribution Waiver and Irish Water fee holiday indefinitely for self-builders.

Don't allow small businesses and workers to be the ones who suffer financially due to the collapse of big construction companies and government negligence. Sub-contractors are owed an estimated €14-20 million and such losses are unmanageable for small businesses. We want the Irish Government to government to engage and negotiate the payment of subcontractors with those operating the Schools Public Private Partnership Bundle 5. We would ask members of the public to support us and to raise awareness of our plight.

Dear Taoiseach, I am writing to urge you to take urgent action on drug policy reform by implementing drug decriminalisation in Ireland. Criminalisation harms individuals, families, and communities — it pushes people away from the help they need and traps them in cycles of harm. The 2024 Citizens’ Assembly recommended decriminalisation as a humane, evidence-based solution. Countries like Portugal have shown this approach reduces overdoses, infections, and crime, while saving public resources. We ask that you prioritise health over punishment by ending the criminalisation of drug possession, investing in health and social supports, and listening to the voices of those most affected. Ireland cannot afford to wait any longer. Lives depend on it. Yours sincerely, UISCE National Advocacy Service for People Who Use Drugs