Introduce mandatory guidelines for meat factory bosses to make sure that social distancing, testing and PPE are available for people who work in meat factories.

Too many trees are cut down for the use of palm oil

Stop the unlawful poisoning/pollution of Irelands natural freshwaters.

An Taoiseach to expel the Israeli Ambassador to Ireland after the killing of 58 Palestinians and injuring of thousands more in Gaza by Israeli forces

We would like a safe place for the children, staff and parents to cross the road to access the school building.

During this unprecedented emergency in public health, we must ensure that people can access the healthcare they need, including abortion care. We have contacted the Ministers for Health and Justice, asking them to introduce remote consultations for abortion during this crisis. We ask the Government to take the following steps at once, in compliance with expert guidance from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists: (1) introduce remote consultations for abortion and pledge not to prosecute any doctor who provides abortion care via remote consultation during this emergency (2) allow patients to take both abortion medications at home (3) class travel for abortion as 'essential' during any travel bans that may be imposed during this health emergency (4) extend free abortion care to residents of Northern Ireland

Address the inequality between married and unmarried families by supporting the Social Welfare (Surviving Cohabitants Pension) Bill

We are asking #GE2016 political candidates to make a political commitment to migrant issues by endorsing the following manifesto. 1 WE DEMAND YOUR SUPPORT FOR EQUALITY FOR MIGRANTS IN: Labour Market: Ensure equal access to and treatment within the labour market. Wages: On average migrants make 82% of average Irish wages. Housing: Access to housing should be based on needs, not legal status. Education: Standardise school admission policies to tackle the overconcentration of migrant pupils in migrant-only schools; Ensure access to interpreters for migrant students; Provide English language support and home language tuition for all migrant pupils; Change syllabi to reflect a diverse student body; Involve migrants in all educational committees. Health & Mental Health: Include culturally diverse systems and staff. Gender Policies: Ensure meaningful provisions for migrant women in accessing services including in relation to gender-based violence. Institutions: Establish inclusive institutions to reflect Ireland’s diverse society. 2 WE DEMAND YOUR SUPPORT FOR LEGISLATION IN RELATION TO: Anti-Racism: Include anti-racism policies in policing, employment, education, health and other essential services to protect vulnerable members of the community. Hate Crimes: Introduce hate crimes legislation and encourage victims to report hate crimes to the Gardai. Immigration: Introduce just and fair immigration and asylum laws, including clear and affordable pathways towards citizenship. Repeal Amendment 27: Remove the 27th Amendment on citizenship as per the 1916 Proclamation’s commitment to “Cherish all the children of the nation Equally.” Ratify Istanbul: Ratify the Istanbul convention, including article 38 (on Female Genital Cutting). 3 WE DEMAND YOU END THE DIRECT PROVISION SYSTEM AND END DEPORTATIONS.

We want the Minister to continue the Coonagh/ Knocklasheen Northern distributor road as agreed by the people of Limerick and it’s communities. The Minister is stopping a project that has 20 million euros spent on it. The project is vital to the Northside of Limerick and must proceed. Page 26 of the Programme for Government - Our shared future states that no project that started should be frustrated or delayed. This is exactly what is happening- please sign and ensure democracy is followed and we are heard.

The Anti Conversion Therapy Coalition (ACTC) has been established to drive forward the campaign to completely ban conversion therapy through legislative means both in the Oireachtas and in Stormont. We are actively campaigning to ensure the swift passage of proposed legislation in both jurisdictions. Following on from the work of activists before us, we wish to build on the promises of proposed legislation that has come in the past. We are unequivocal in our position.