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  • Live Steam Offaly County Council Meetings
    https://cdn.uplift.ie/assets/uploads/2025/07/MyUplift-banner-politician-SVG-1-scaled.png Re: Support for Cllr. Masterson’s Motion to Live Stream All Meetings of Offaly County Council I am writing to you to express my strong support for Cllr. Masterson’s motion to live stream all meetings of Offaly County Council. The recent Presidential Election showed that many people across Ireland, and especially Offaly, are frustrated with how politic works. The high number of spoiled and invalid votes reflected not apathy, but a sense of disconnection and belief that voices are not being heard and that real accountability is missing. People are losing faith that their input matters — especially at local level where decisions often have the biggest impact on daily life. If the public cannot easily see or follow what their council is doing, it is no surprise that trust continues to erode.  Live streaming council meetings is a straightforward way to begin rebuilding that trust.  It would open up local decision-making to everyone — not through filtered reports or summaries, but by allowing people to see what is really said and done in their name. Live streaming meetings would: • Improve transparency and accountability in local government. • Allow residents to see how decisions are made and how their representatives act on key issues. • Enable greater public access and participation, especially for those unable to attend meetings in person due to work, caring duties, distance, or mobility challenges. • Strengthen trust and engagement between the Council and the people of Offaly. This small but important step would show a genuine commitment to openness and accountability — and a recognition that people deserve to see how their representatives act on their behalf. Many other local authorities across Ireland already provide live streaming as a basic public service.  It is time for Offaly County Council to do the same. I am calling on you, as my elected representative, to support Cllr. Masterson’s motion to make Offaly County Council meetings accessible to everyone through live streaming.
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  • Save our Teacher! Urgent Support Needed – Cloughduv N.S.
    At the end of September, Cloughduv N.S. school narrowly missed the required enrolment quota to retain a developing teaching post. The Board of Management submitted a detailed appeal showing that additional pupils are due to enrol later this term, many linked to new local housing developments. The school also provided clear projections of enrolment growth over the next two years, which will not only sustain but increase staffing needs. Despite this evidence, the Department rejected the appeal, confirming that the post will be suppressed on October 24th—only three days after the school was notified on October 21st. We are asking the Dept. (Appeals Board) for flexibility and balance to retain this developing teaching post temporarily until the next academic year. 
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  • Residents of Cluain Glasan request dog poo bins and parking signs
    We the residents of Cluain Glasan, Granges Road, Kilkenny City wish to bring your attention to a number of issues in the estate. 
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  • Make Dublin's Streets for People Not Cars: Sign for Car-Free Sundays in 2026
    We call on Dublin City Council to show real ambition in reclaiming our city’s streets for people with car-free days, on more Dublin streets, on one day per month in 2026.
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  • Save Ladys Island Lake, Co. Wexford
    Your support is requested for our campaign to protect the lake from further pollution. This can happen in conjunction with a wide range of measures to be agreed and implemented over a lengthy period of time in a proposed action plan.  A vital aim of the campaign is to urgently reduce the level of nitrates entering Ladys Island lake i.e. up to 60 tons of nitrates enters the lake annually as indicated in the EPA Clear report. Ongoing water pollution is indefensible and particularly within a unique Special Area of Conservation and Special Protection Area in County Wexford. Ladys Island Lake is facing a critical environmental crisis with water quality continuing to decline despite years of warnings. Our campaign is calling for immediate enforcement action under the Water Pollution Acts 1990-1997 Our Campaign Objectives We are seeking: • Information including the terms of reference and the parties involved in the proposed action plan led by Wexford County Council, and the timescales for the agreed actions. • Support for our campaign from elected representatives in the County Council and the Oireachtas, along with the provision of immediate funding and staff resources to adequately monitor and reduce water pollution levels at the lake. • Monthly inspections by Council staff to test water quality within the lake catchment area and enforcement cases pursued in the event of non compliance with actions required to prevent water pollution. • Support for farmers to implement positive environmental changes and help to substantially reduce the levels of water pollution in the lake within a short period. This represents a crucial opportunity for you to demonstrate your commitment to improve water quality, and to protect and restore the lake, along with the landowners and all state agencies involved.
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  • Deliver Public Swimming for Midleton and East Cork (Ringfenced Funding Already Available)
    Approve and fund the restoration or rebuilding of a public swimming pool for Midleton through the ring‑fenced Local Authority Swimming Pool Programme, so East Cork receives its fair share of existing national investment in life‑safety and equality infrastructure.
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  • Feed a Student. Build a Leader
    Dear Minister James Lawless TD, Students are studying on empty stomachs. Not because they’re lazy or careless but because they can’t afford to eat. The costs of groceries has tripled. Some students don’t need more motivation. They just need a meal. That’s why we have started Crave Christi Student Sponsorship Meals. We’ve been serving students free weekly meals.  Bringing back focus. Creativity. Restoring human needs.  But this can’t stay small. It’s time Ireland had a National Student Meal Support Programme, one that ensures no student has to choose between food and their education. Minister, we’re not asking for charity. We’re asking for partnership. Because when you feed a student, you’re not just helping them get through college. You’re helping them become everything this country needs next. God bless you, Christiana Igweze Founder, Crave Christi
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  • Medical cannabis
    Make the criteria for accessibility for medical cannabis available to Chronic pain sufferers with rare pain condition (CRPS) complex regional pain .
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  • Interface Inagh is important for the Arts in Ireland
    I am an artist and one of over 180 members of Interface Inagh in Connemara. I have become a member of Interface because I have seen the great work done by this organisation and I want to be part of that community.  
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  • Change Ireland’s Budget 2026 — Support Ordinary People Through the Cost of Living Crisis
    Ireland is in a cost-of-living crisis, yet Budget 2026 fails to deliver for the people who keep this country running — carers, low-income families, renters, pensioners, and workers barely getting by. While the cost of food, fuel, and housing continues to rise, many of us are being told to “tighten our belts” while big business and developers benefit. This is not fair, and it’s not sustainable. We, the undersigned, are calling on the Irish Government to amend Budget 2026 before it is signed into law. We demand a fair, people-first budget that includes: 1. Increased supports for carers and low-income workers. 2. Real action on housing and rent affordability. 3. Expanded cost-of-living measures — including energy, transport, and food supports. 4. Protection for public services — health, education, and social care. 5. A tax system that’s fair to ordinary people, not just corporations and landlords. The Budget isn’t final until the Finance Bill passes — and that means it can still be changed. We are asking every TD and Senator to stand with the people they represent, not the few who can afford to ignore rising costs. Change the Budget. Help ordinary people. Build a fair Ireland.
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  • Every Child Deserves the Healing Power of Play Therapy
    Recognise play therapy as an essential education and mental health service, and fund secure school contracts for qualified for play therapists. 
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  • Legalise the "No wait card" in Ireland
    Dear Minister Browne. Imagine wanting to use the toilet and being told no. This is what happens daily to people like myself with medical conditions.  The lack of public toilets and the "No wait card" having no legal recognisation,  means that when out in public spaces, there are no public toilets , and  shops and businesses can refuse access to toilets  Please amend legislation to legalise the "No wait card" and bring dignity and quality of life to people with medical conditions needing urgent toilet access Maria Crowe  #Nowaitcard  #invisibledisabilities 
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