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  • Restore the Catering Cart on Sligo-Dublin Train
    Catering trolleys were withdrawn from rail services at the start of the Covid Pandemic. They have been restored on other train services but not Sligo-Dublin. We deserve equal treatment - please restore the catering trolley on the Sligo-Dublin train immediately.
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    Created by Senator Nessa Cosgrove
  • Keep Ireland Fracked Gas Free
    In 2021 Ireland banned the importation of fracked gas into the country. In 2025 the new Government changed its mind, and has given the go-ahead for construction of new LNG infrastructure. We need to send a clear message to the Government - we say no to new fossil fuel infrastructure and to dirty, dangerous LNG.
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    Created by Senator Nessa Cosgrove
  • 🏠 Make Tenant-in-Situ Scheme Work for Individuals and Families Facing Eviction
    ✊ We, the undersigned and Community Action Tenants Union (CATU) Ireland, call on Minister James Browne to: 1. Establish a mandatory Tenant in Situ Purchase Policy  – if a tenant qualifies for social housing and their landlord is selling, the council must purchase the property. Recent government purchase guidelines on TIS purchases must be scrapped. 2. Implement and increase funding and resources from the Department of Housing to allow for local authorities to purchase homes at real market value. 3. Introduce mandatory refurbishments to bring properties up to at least minimum housing standards. 4. Instate flexible processes to prevent sales falling through over red tape or unrealistic cost caps. For example: Introduce a shared-ownership model so tenants have the option to co-purchase their homes with the council and build long-term housing security.
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    Created by CATU Ireland
  • Legalise cannabis for personal use
    Legalising cannabis for personal use in Ireland would ensure that individuals who choose to use the substance are no longer branded as criminals, reducing the stigma and legal consequences currently faced by users. This shift would allow law enforcement to focus resources on more serious crimes, rather than prosecuting non-violent cannabis users. By establishing a regulated market, Ireland could take the profits out of the hands of criminal gangs, undermining the illegal trade and associated violence, while generating tax revenue and creating jobs within a legal framework. Ultimately, legalisation would protect users from criminalisation, promote public safety, and support economic growth through a transparent and controlled cannabis industry.
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  • Don’t destroy Georgian Heritage.
    To whom it may concern, My name is Constance McKenna and I am expressing concern towards Dublin City Council to change the nature of the Georgian building which was the setting for the story by James Joyce “The Dead” and the film 1987, and convert to private apartments.  I urge you to reconsider this decision. We must protect our heritage. Through literature, cinema and architecture. Many thanks for taking the time to read this message. Yours Sincerely, Constance McKenna
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    Created by Constance McKenna
  • Save The Ardmore Beachfront
    The residents of Ardmore are asking for support to Save The Beachfront. The local community does not support the waterfront development because: • The beachfront will be destroyed and part of the village history and character ruined forever. • It is a waste of public funds to spend €1.2 million on something which the local community do not need or want. • There is a cohort of residents who depend on the beachfront for social interaction, this will remove a critical informal social support. • The area has been prone to flooding and is unsuitable for such a development. • Local voices must be heard, engagement has been tokenistic.
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    Created by Ardmore Advocacy
  • Cong residents objection to current relief road options
    Cong relief road route petition            April 2025 Petition to Mayo and Galway County Councils to: 1) Halt current phase2 route planning stage/ process on proposed Cong relief road. 2) Hold a public meeting with the people of Cong and surrounding area to listen to and review relief road concerns, options and alternatives. 
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    Created by Gary Stewart
  • Stop the Deportation, from Germany, of Two Irish Citizens for Palestine Solidarity
    Please cease the ordered political deportation of Irish citizens, Roberta Murray and Shane O'Brien. They have been unjustly issued orders by the state of Berlin for involvement in pro-Palestinian protests.  We are calling for members of the Oireachtas to condemn this politically motivated action. We stand in solidarity with all four individuals facing deportation, and support the action to overturn these orders in court. Saoirse don Phalaistín. 
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    Created by Grace Murray
  • Increase Funding for Men's Aid to Operate a 24/7 Domestic Violence Helpline
    Domestic abuse cuts across all genders, yet male victims face unique stigmas that hinder them in getting help. Men's Aid provides an invaluable service to these victims with its anonymous helpline but more resources are needed to expand their domestic violence helpline to a 24/7 service. At the moment Men's Aid only has it's hotline open Monday through Friday, 9 to 5, that leaves 128 hours where the service isn't available every week, where calls are missed and victims don't get help.  1,310 calls to Men's Aid were missed in 2023, largely due to the helpline's closing times. A study by the mankind initiative revealed that 64% of male victims would not have sought help from their helpline, if the helpline was not anonymous. This demonstrates why anonymous helplines like that of Men's Aid can be even more vital in providing help and a safe spaces for desperate male victims who face extreme social stigma that motivates them to keep quiet publicly about the abuse they're enduring. The anonymity provided by Men's Aid helpline empowers victims, breaking the barriers of the deep-seated stigmas and fear that deter men from reporting domestic abuse they suffer. Male victims are six times less likely to report domestic abuse to the Gardaí, making support services like Men's Aid even more crucial to the journey towards rectifying this inequality. An increase in government funding for Men's Aid, would give this organisation the resources to expand it's helpline to 24/7 service. This funding could be the difference between victim suffering in silence, being unable to reach help when they need it most or in the moment where they're strong enough to seek it. This would help to bring Men's Aid in line with Women's Aid who has a 24/7 helpline, ensuring that any victim, regardless of their gender, can seek help whenever they need it.
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    Created by Scott Lynch
  • All children in Dublin Central deserve a school place
    Dear Minister,  We are the Dublin Central Equality in Education campaign group. We are a group of parents across the Dublin Central area of Dublin campaigning for ALL children with additional needs to have access to a school place in their community, and they receive the support and resources they need to live the fullest life possible and have the opportunity to thrive.  We are part of the wider national Equality in Education campaign and support their demands. We as the Dublin Central area want to build awareness locally and campaign to ensure ALL the children in Dublin Central can access a school place in their community.  We feel the following needs to happen to ensure all children can obtain an education place in their local community as is their right.  We are campaigning for the following:  • All children with additional needs in the Dublin Central constituency have an education place for September 2025.  • There is no cap on SNA allocation and all children have the SNA support they need and access to all other extra resources in classrooms across schools in the Dublin Central area.  • In the Dublin Central area the SENO will contact all creche and early years settings to ensure all children who will need a special education place are accounted for.   • The demands of SNAs in current contract negotiations are met. They have access to professional development to support their role and the children's needs. Changes are made to minimum qualification requirement to enter the profession as per SNA campaign 
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    Created by Dublin Central Equality in Education DCEIEC
  • Restore Rathmines Town Hall Theatre
    Bring Rathmines Town Hall Theatre back to life
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    Created by Michael McDowell
  • Protest Meta's Theft of Irish Writing
    Dear Minister,   RE: REPORTS OF WHOLESALE COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT BY META We are writing to you following the revelations arising from a court case in the US, that Meta used millions of copyright-protected works in order to train its AI model, Llama 3. These revelations were highlighted in The Atlantic on March 20, 2025 under the headline ‘The Unbelievable Scale of AI’s Pirated-Books Problem’. At the very highest level, alleges The Atlantic, Meta decided that to seek permission and offer payment for the content would be too time-consuming and costly and that they would, instead, use the Library Genesis database, a pirate collection containing 7.5 million books and 81 million research papers. The allegations have profound implications for Irish authors. Within a day of alerting its members, the Irish Writers Union had 53 responses by members whose works had been used to train the AI without their permission. Many noted figures in Irish life, such as President Michael D Higgins, are in that database, which can be searched here. The IWU is encouraging members to make a formal, legal complaint to META demanding: 1. Immediate cessation of any use of my copyrighted material in your AI training processes until appropriate permissions are obtained. 2. Negotiation of fair and reasonable licensing terms should you wish to continue utilising my work. 3. Compensation for the past unauthorised use of [Name of Work] in your AI model training programs. Meta must be held accountable, and while our individual members will pursue this, the Irish government should play its part in protecting its citizens from massive copyright infringement.  We call upon you to communicate with Meta and insist that the rights, interests and livelihoods of authors are adequately protected.  Specifically, we, the undersigned, call on you as Minister responsible for protecting EU copyright law from being violated in AI training to summon senior executives of Meta to provide a detailed response to the allegations that they have engaged in wholesale copyright infringement and to provide unequivocal assurances that they will respect the copyright of authors, not engage in unlawful conduct, and will pay authors for all historic infringements.
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