Legalising cannabis for personal use in Ireland would ensure that individuals who choose to use the substance are no longer branded as criminals, reducing the stigma and legal consequences currently faced by users. This shift would allow law enforcement to focus resources on more serious crimes, rather than prosecuting non-violent cannabis users. By establishing a regulated market, Ireland could take the profits out of the hands of criminal gangs, undermining the illegal trade and associated violence, while generating tax revenue and creating jobs within a legal framework. Ultimately, legalisation would protect users from criminalisation, promote public safety, and support economic growth through a transparent and controlled cannabis industry.

Cork County Council should stop using roundup as it causes cancer and is poisonous to our animals and environment

Cork County Council should stop using Roundup in public places, in the interests of our health and environment.

Sign our pledge to make tackling Northern Ireland's waiting lists a top priority after the election.

Sign our pledge to make tackling Northern Ireland's waiting lists a top priority after the election.

Sign our pledge to make tackling Northern Ireland's waiting lists a top priority after the election.

Sign our pledge to make tackling Northern Ireland's waiting lists a top priority after the election.

Sign our pledge to make tackling Northern Ireland's waiting lists a top priority after the election.

Refuse planning permission for the "Charafenna wind farm" - and protect the land.

The Irish Language belongs to us all and no one should be the subject of intimidation because of their wish to learn or be educated in it. We stand with Naíscoil na Seolta.