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  • Demand UEFA investigate racist abuse against Adam Idah
    The racist abuse aimed at Irish international, Adam Idah during the Nations League game versus Israel was abhorrent and has no place in the game. Not investigating this message sends a horrendous message to the world that racism in football will go unchecked. Athletes must feel that the pitch is a safe place, free from racial abuse where they are protected from disgusting verbal attacks.   Here is a copy of an email you can forward to UEFA Disiplinary Administration to encourage them to reconsider their decision not to investigate the matter: Send to: [email protected] Dear UEFA Disciplinary Administration, I am submitting this as a formal complaint concerning the alleged racist abuse directed at Republic of Ireland player Adam Idah during the UEFA Nations League match between Israel and the Republic of Ireland in Debrecen on 27 September 2026. I understand that UEFA has indicated that it will not investigate because the incident was not explicitly identified as racial by match officials at the time and was not heard by them. That position requires urgent reconsideration. The allegation is that racist chanting was directed at Adam Idah by supporters during the match. It has been publicly reported that Ireland midfielder Jayson Molumby heard the chanting and attempted to alert referee Harm Osmers and fourth official Florian Exner. If a player reports potentially discriminatory conduct during a UEFA match, the fact that officials subsequently say they did not hear the conduct cannot reasonably be treated as establishing that the incident did not occur. It is precisely why UEFA has disciplinary and investigative mechanisms capable of examining evidence beyond the immediate match-day report. UEFA's 2026 Disciplinary Regulations expressly prohibit conduct that insults human dignity on grounds including race, skin colour and ethnic origin, and provide for disciplinary measures where supporters engage in such conduct. UEFA's own disciplinary procedures further state that proceedings may be opened following a complaint, subject to approval by an Ethics and Disciplinary Inspector. UEFA's Ethics and Disciplinary Inspectors have the power to initiate disciplinary investigations. I therefore formally request that UEFA: 1. Refer this complaint to an Ethics and Disciplinary Inspector for consideration and investigation. 2. Immediately preserve and examine the complete international broadcast recording, including all available audio feeds and camera angles, to determine whether the alleged chanting is audible or otherwise identifiable. 3. Obtain the referee, fourth official, UEFA match delegate, security and stewarding reports. 4. Preserve and examine relevant stadium CCTV and any available supporter-area recordings. 5. Obtain statements from Adam Idah, Jayson Molumby, other Ireland players and staff, and the relevant match officials. 6. Establish precisely what was communicated to the referee and fourth official, what they understood was being reported, and whether the matter was communicated to the UEFA match delegate. 7. Determine whether the alleged conduct constitutes a breach of Article 14 of the UEFA Disciplinary Regulations. 8. Separately investigate whether UEFA's procedures for identifying, reporting and responding to serious racist conduct were properly followed. The distinction between "officials did not hear it" and "the incident did not happen" is fundamental. The former is an evidential issue requiring investigation; it is not, by itself, a finding on the underlying allegation. Nor should a failure to correctly identify or record an alleged racist incident during the match prevent UEFA from investigating credible subsequent evidence. Otherwise, the effectiveness of UEFA's anti-discrimination framework could depend entirely upon whether an official happened to hear and correctly classify an incident in real time. This complaint does not ask UEFA to prejudge the facts or impose a predetermined sanction. It asks UEFA to exercise its disciplinary and investigative functions, preserve the available evidence, establish the facts and determine whether the UEFA regulations were breached. Given the potentially time-sensitive nature of CCTV, broadcast recordings and match-day reports, please treat this as an urgent request for preservation of evidence. Please confirm in writing that this complaint has been formally logged, that it has been referred to the appropriate disciplinary authority, and how supporting audiovisual evidence should be submitted. Yours faithfully, [NAME] [COUNTRY / ORGANISATION, IF APPLICABLE] [CONTACT DETAILS]
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    Created by Ronan G
  • Act Now for a Safe Dr Ryan Park
    We insist that Wicklow County Council and the Gardai take urgent action to tackle the escalating anti-social behaviour at Dr Ryan Park.
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    Created by Peter Baxter
  • Ban LNG Terminals in Ireland: Sign open letter to Darragh O' Brien
    Dear Minister O’Brien,  We, the undersigned individuals and groups, are writing to you in relation to your decision to build a Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) terminal in the midst of an ever-worsening climate and environmental crisis.  We call on you to stop going down this destructive path and instead show true leadership by banning LNG terminals now.  This summer, western Europe experienced its hottest June on record, there have been unprecedented forest fires and there have been at least 35,000 excess deaths due to back to back heatwaves. In Ireland, Slievnamon burned for days, a hosepipe ban was put in place across 13 counties, and we are heading into a supercharged El Nino winter, with increased rainfall and storms expected. On top of this, the UN has declared that we have overshot the 1.5c degree global warming cut off and will have to deal with the consequences. Therefore urgent action is more important than ever to limit further warming and keep a future reversal to 1.5c degrees possible.  Despite this climate chaos, you are trying to force Ireland to import fracked gas via a proposed floating LNG terminal in Co. Clare.  We reject your plans, because of the climate and environmental impacts of LNG, the cost to the taxpayer and the security and safety risks involved. We are also alarmed with your attempts to usher in an LNG terminal under the pretence of energy security while undermining Ireland’s democratic processes.
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  • Cut Ireland’s IRP Renewal Waiting Times
    We call on the Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration and Immigration Service Delivery (ISD) to substantially reduce IRP renewal waiting times by increasing processing capacity and introducing a clear, reliable processing timeframe. We also call for regional/local processing capacity to be restored or introduced where necessary to prevent recurring backlogs.
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  • Keep AI music out of Peace Proms
    Pledge that the Peace Proms repertoire remains free of AI-composed music. AI technology causes huge ethical and environmental concerns and should not be promoted to young people in this way
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    Created by Niamh Barry
  • Stop data centre development in Kildare
    What we're asking Kildare County councillors to: 1. Begin the process of removing the Data Centre zoning at Jigginstown now – before any planning application is submitted. 2. Commit to ending the future zoning of land specifically for dedicated Data Centre development in Kildare local area plans. 3. Support a moratorium on anymore data centres development in Kildare until the cumltaive impact on our communities, infrastructure, environment and energy capacity has been properly assessed.
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  • Design and Location of the Mullaghmore "Accessible Swimming Shelter”
    By signing this petition sheet, you will be requesting Sligo Co. Council, and Swim Ireland, to do one of the following in relation to the "Accessible Swimming shelter” in Mullaghmore, Co. Sligo:   1. Relocate this facility or 2.  Provide an alternative and appropriately designed facility,    in a location and a manner that respects the (a) environment, (b)scenic character of the area and the (c) right of citizens / all stakeholders to actively and meaningfully participate in the decision making process.   Stakeholders include:  • Local swimmers • Wheelchair users and their carers • Citizens of Mullaghmore and North County Sligo • Visitors and tourists •  Impacted business people 
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  • Keep The G
    Ask Galway City Council to revise the decision on changing the logo to the new GCC logo back to the original 1984 model. Our petition asks the residents and people of Galway to sign an organised petition to revert this decision and for Galway City Council to reintroduce the 1984 logo.
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  • Pause AI Ireland
    Implement a temporary pause on the training of the most powerful general AI systems, until we know how to build them safely and keep them under democratic control. 
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  • Make Macklemore Grand Marshal of Dublin's St. Patrick's Day Parade 2027
    Make Macklemore Grand Marshal of Dublin's 2027 St. Patrick's Day Parade
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  • Petition to Make Neurodivergent Assessments Accessible for Adults Through the HSE
    Accessible affordable assessments for Neurodivergent conditions in adults
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  • Allow women in: Reverse the decision to delay full equality in the GAA
    We demand a complete reversal of the decision to slow down the integration of women's football & camogie into the GAA.
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    Created by Siobhan O'Donoghue