The Carnmore driving test route is a safety issue for residents.

I would like to see one of the most iconic modern day ambassadors of Ireland make an important statement that will reflect the opinions and views of the citizens of Ireland, as opposed to a thoughtless gesture which has lost its true meaning and become a brown nosing exercise by our current political representatives.

In light of the fact that no combined study has been carried out on the health impacts to residents, of massive incinerator complex and an enormous pig factory/farm of 17,500 animals - in an area already known for poor air quality, we are asking Antrim and Newtownabbey Council to request a Judicial Review on our behalf. -

Kilkenny has many historic fountains that have fallen into disrepair we should restore the fountains we have and put in new water fountains so the community can benefit from our rich history and be provided with a healthy, affordable and environmentally sustainable alternative to buying drinks from shops.

I hope this letter finds you well. My name is James Curry, and I am a resident of Watsons estate, who is passionate about the well-being and development of our community. I am writing to bring to your attention an idea that has been on my mind for many years, which is to create 2 basketbal courts in the park. Especially since the 2 basketball nets that were located on footpaths have been removed to make way for a sign and entrance to a cafe, yes a sign seems to be more important than the basketball nets. As you may know, recreational facilities play a critical role in promoting physical activity, community engagement, and overall mental health, especially for our youth. Unfortunately, our current facilities do not meet the growing demand for accessible and safe sports spaces when it comes to basketball. Originally the basketball nets were put on the footpath in the park, now the basketball nets are placed in the astroturf football pitch. This is not suitable for a sport like basketbal at any level. I have spoken with many residents, and it is clear that there is a strong desire for more basketball facility’s, which are both cost-effective to construct and popular among a wide range of age groups. To support this effort, I am in the process of launching a petition, This petition aims to demonstrate the level of demand and the importance of this project to local residents. I believe that by providing two new basketball courts, we can offer a constructive outlet for our youth, promote healthy lifestyles, and foster a greater sense of community. I understand that creating such facilities requires coordination and resources, but I firmly believe that the long-term benefits far outweigh the initial investment. I would love the opportunity to meet with you or one of your representatives to discuss this proposal further and explore ways in which we can work together to make this vision a reality. Thank you for considering this proposal. I look forward to your feedback and am happy to provide any additional information that may assist in making this project a success. Together, we can make a positive and lasting impact on our community. Sincerely,  James Curry

Stop using private health insurance, paid for by the tax payer and use public health services only.

Do not allow Anglesea Street in Cork to be renamed.

- Introduce laws restricting animal trafficking by ensuring animals are transported with the owner of the animal or checked for possible lost or stolen animal. - Introduce criminal offence by either sale or purchase from unlicensed seller. Stop the black market sale of animals. - Criminalisation of animal cruelty or illegal possession. - Introduce stricter laws to prevent trafficking and theft of animals in Ireland and imported animals from outside of the republic.

APCP, the Association of Professional Counsellors & Psychotherapists Ireland , Charity Reg No: 20076665 has a membership comprising of all levels of the counselling and psychotherapy professions (student, pre-accredited, accredited, supervisor). Despite robust accreditation requirements – Counsellor at 450 hours & Psychotherapist at 600 hours post-graduation under strict supervision guidelines and with over 92% of APCP’s members at L8 Hons Degree level or higher on the National framework of qualifications (QQI) and APCP Supervisors at L9 Masters Level. Currently APCP is excluded from consideration for counselling positions with the Health Service Executive and other HSE funded organisation. This continues, despite the mental health crisis Ireland faces currently. We are calling upon our elected representatives to lobby the HSE, calling upon them to consider APCP members - thus drawing from a wider pool of highly skilled, qualified mental health professionals.

Wider engagement with the people of Longford regarding the potential use of the site at Longford Greyhound Stadium.