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Allow women in: Reverse the decision to delay full equality in the GAAWe demand a complete reversal of the decision to slow down the integration of women's football & camogie into the GAA.2,962 of 3,000 SignaturesCreated by Siobhan O'Donoghue
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Protect the 5-year citizenship pathway for people already living in IrelandProtect the 5-year citizenship pathway for people already living in Ireland Our ask: Include transitional provisions in the Irish Nationality and Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2026 so that anyone lawfully resident in Ireland before the Bill commences retains the current five-year reckonable residence pathway. Set any language requirement at a level proportionate to civic participation.293 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Rachel Zhou
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End Cisco's complicity in GazaWe call on Cisco Systems for- Immediate Action: 1. Fully disclose the nature and scope of all Cisco contracts with the Israeli state, particularly those involving the military, intelligence agencies, and security services 2. Immediately terminate all contracts that directly or indirectly support Israeli military operations in Gaza and the Occupied Territories 3. Reinstate the Cisco employee who was fired 25/3/2025 for publicly protesting the use of Cisco technology in the killing of Palestinians, and rescind all policies restricting staff from raising ethical concerns about the company's role in conflict zones. Accountability and Transparency: 1. Commission an independent third-party human rights audit of Cisco's technology supply chains and end-use monitoring, with full public disclosure of the findings 2. Establish a staff oversight committee in Ireland and globally to regularly review the ethical implications of the company's technology exports. Commitments: 1. Host a public forum at each Cisco workplace in Ireland to engage with the local community on corporate responsibility and the Middle East conflict 2. Commit a portion of Cisco's profits made in Ireland to humanitarian relief efforts in Gaza, as a gesture of accountability and solidarity55 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Galway Alliance Against War
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Keep the 3 year citizenship route for spouses of Irish citizensWe are calling on Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan to remove the increase in the qualifying period for spouses of Irish citizens from the Irish Nationality and Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2026, and to retain the existing three years of marriage and three years of residence.426 of 500 SignaturesCreated by John Devanney -
Stop the Fare Increases — Make Public Transport Free, Frequent and Accessible to AllWe are calling on the Minister for Transport and the Government to stop the planned increases in public transport fares. https://cdn.uplift.ie/assets/uploads/2024/02/MyUplift-banner-politician-SVG.svg In the middle of a cost-of-living crisis, increasing fares is outrageous and completely wrongheaded. We should be moving in the opposite direction: making it cheaper and easier for people to get around - improving quality of life, cutting emissions and building a transport system that is more resilient in an increasingly unstable world. We are calling on the Government to: 1. Stop the fare increases Reverse the planned increases in bus and rail fares and protect passengers from further fare hikes. 2. Make public transport free Begin the transition to free public transport on buses, trains, DART and Luas, funded as an essential public service. 3. Guarantee frequent and reliable public transport everywhere Expand services so people can genuinely rely on public transport, including an “every village, every hour” standard in rural Ireland, much more frequent and reliable urban and suburban services, and better early-morning, late-night and weekend services. Scheduled services need to actually turn up, with the investment in vehicles, staffing and capacity needed to prevent cancellations and gaps in service. 4. Massively expand public transport infrastructure At least double capital investment in public transport and fast-track the expansion of bus, rail, DART, Luas and Metro services across the country, alongside full implementation of the recommendations of the All-Island Strategic Rail Review. 5. Make public transport accessible to all Invest to make all stops and stations universally accessible. Invest in expansion of bus priority, safe walking and cycling connections, integrated services and park-and-ride facilities so that people can easily reach and use the public transport network wherever they live on this island.356 of 400 SignaturesCreated by Conor Reddy
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Don't block people from visiting Molana Abbey & graveyard at Ballynatray Estate, Co WaterfordOwner of Ballynatray Estate, Sir James Dyson, has effectively blocked access to the graveyard and paths on the edge of the Estate by shutting off use of the car park. The community is calling on Sir Dyson to respect local community rights and traditions and allow continued access to Molana Abbey and graveyard after the planned closure date of 30 September.185 of 200 SignaturesCreated by MyUplift -
Time for a truthful account of the death of Celia de Jesus!Issue a truthful account of the death of Celia de Jesus for social peace and climate justice!91 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Laure De Tymowski -
Protect Our Children: Clean Indoor Air and the Truth About Long COVIDWe are asking the Government of Ireland to take urgent action to protect children, families, teachers and the wider public from COVID-19 and other airborne health risks. Make high-CADR HEPA filtration standard in every classroom, as is happening in London, as an immediate and achievable first step towards adequate indoor air quality, alongside publicly visible CO₂ monitoring, as in Boston, and a properly funded national clean-air programme for schools and all childcare settings and healthcare settings. Irish people deserve honest, current public-health information about COVID and Long COVID in line with current information from the WHO, CDC, OECD etc. The public should be clearly informed about airborne transmission, the risk of Long COVID in children and adults, the increased risk associated with reinfection, and the evidence concerning COVID's effects on the immune system, the brain, the cardiovascular system and other organ systems. Government should actively communicate the findings of the HSE FADA report, including the substantially greater burden of Long COVID among women and the evidence concerning reinfection and recovery, and should promote awareness of the HSA Code of Practice for Indoor Air Quality. We are also asking for COVID vaccine access for everyone who wants protection, including access to Novavax; appropriate access to antivirals; and accurate guidance on antigen testing, including its role in reducing transmission and facilitating timely access to treatment. Other jurisdictions are far ahead on clean indoor air and have been providing truthful public health information about Long COVID. Irish policy is now completely detached from WHO and CDC guidance in 2026 which clearly states everyone is still at risk from COVID, including children. In December 2021, €62 million was announced for ventilation improvements and HEPA filters in Irish schools. We're still waiting. We received this response from the Department of Education: "To date 35 schools have applied for additional funding under the emergency works scheme to assist with ventilation. Of these, 24 have been approved, 2 were incorrectly classified as ventilation-related and assessed separately, 7 were rejected as the application form was not fully completed and 2 are waiting for the schools to revert with further information. None of these applications were for the funding of HEPA filters and contact was made with each of the schools who had applications rejected to advise them how best to proceed." We do not find this acceptable. A Galway University study found 75% of classrooms spend more than 50% of their time above the 1000ppm limit. Children have a right to healthy air where they learn and to public-health information that accurately reflects the evidence. We are asking for clean air, honest information and accountability.25 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Parents For Clean Air —
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Recreational Sports HubThat South Dublin County Council explore the idea of a recreational sporting Hub in the Clondalkin Local Electoral Area. The hub would include full athletics track and an all-weather pitch similar to one in Porterstown Castleknock. The Clondalkin LEA is a vast area with massive development in the last number of decades. With the increased population and the popularity of running and field games there has never been a better time for this kind of project to be built.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Gino Kenny
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Stop Meta, TikTok & YouTube Profiting From Videos of Wrong-Way Crashes on Irish RoadsWe're calling on Patrick O'Donovan to hold social media platforms directly accountable for profiting from deadly viral videos of wrong-way driving crashes on Irish roads. He needs to force them to turn off the secret algorithms that make this content go viral, remove videos immediately, and reveal how much money they've made already on the back of this deadly trend they're promoting.1,429 of 2,000 Signatures -
Object to another Starbucks in GalwayDo not grant Starbucks permission to open a drive through shop in Terryland2,441 of 3,000 SignaturesCreated by Galway Commuter Coalition -
Improving the Maintenance of An Post Street Furniture in Dublin 8We, the residents and community members of Dublin 8, are asking An Post to ensure that its post boxes, parcel boxes and other street furniture are regularly cleaned, repaired and maintained.7 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Zoe Obeimhen