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  • Refuse US President Donald Trump an Official Welcome to Ireland in September 2026
    Refuse US President Donald Trump an Official Welcome to Ireland in September 2026To: An Taoiseach, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, and the Irish Government.We, the undersigned citizens and residents of Ireland, call on the Irish Government to refuse any official state welcome, high-profile political platform, or formal state-funded reception for US President Donald Trump during his planned visit to Ireland on September 12, 2026.While we highly value the historic bond between the people of Ireland and the United States, an official reception for Donald Trump directly contradicts our national values regarding human rights, climate justice, and international law. We must not roll out the red carpet for a political agenda that promotes division, climate denial, and the undermining of democratic institutions.Furthermore, we object to the massive expenditure of Irish taxpayer funds on the extensive Garda security operations required to facilitate what is primarily a personal, promotional trip to his luxury golf resort in Doonbeg for the Irish Open.We urge our leaders to stand on the side of justice, peace, and equality by making it clear that his divisive politics are not welcome in Ireland.Now that you have the final petition text and your Threads launch post, you are fully ready to set it up.
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    Taoiseach - Step up for children and future generations. They need emergency action now. Dear Taoiseach,  We are parents, care-givers and grandparents from across Ireland deeply concerned by the escalation of the Climate and Biodiversity Emergency, and what it means for our children and grandchildren. We have been lucky in Ireland to have escaped the level of devastation experienced by our fellow Europeans this summer. But the hot weather we’ve been enjoying here is part of a pattern resulting in thousands and thousands dying across Europe due to the consequences of extreme heat, including infants and young people. Nurseries and schools have had to close, with children fainting and experiencing seizures due to abnormal heat. Irish tourists have had to run for their lives from wildfires. We know our kids face increasing deadly heat, and other extreme weather events, in their lives due to inadequate climate action to date. And experts warn of the increased likelihood of the collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Ocean Circulation, which would leave Ireland and our way of life unrecognisable forever.  Your government declared the Climate and Biodiversity Emergency in 2019. You stated at the COP in 2022 - “If this generation doesn’t step up urgently, future generations will not forgive us. As leaders, it is our responsibility to drive the transformation necessary”.  We need to see an emergency response  - guided by best available science, public health expertise and human rights. Instead we’ve been dismayed to see backtracking by your government on its obligations to protect children from climate harms - efforts to disapply our climate law, set up new fossil fuel infrastructure, and prioritize data centre growth over children’s right to grow up in a stable climate. Our kids and grandkids are increasingly aware of and distressed by the harms that have been done to their lives. And we’re distressed and frightened for them. But we know there is so much we can still do to protect children in Ireland and everywhere from the worst of climate harms. And as we are sure you are aware, it is your obligation and the State’s to do so.  We call on you as An Taoiseach to meet with parents and young people and listen to their concerns. And we urge you to: • revise all relevant Government policy and plans to enable an emergency response to the climate crisis based on best available science and human rights obligations, including stopping harmful efforts to build new fossil fuel infrastructure via an LNG terminal, expand data centres, and disapply climate obligations in new laws; • hold a televised address, akin to those carried out during the Covid-19 pandemic, to advise the public of the escalation of the climate and biodiversity emergency, how the government will respond, and vitally, reassure children and young people that you will act without delay to protect them from climate harm; • follow the expert guidance of climate, biodiversity and public health experts to rapidly speed up deep reductions in climate pollution across each and every sector, and to plan and prepare for the threats posed to health, life and nature, by increasing risks of deadly heat, extreme weather events, and climate tipping points such as AMOC collapse. We hope you will stand with your fellow parents, and for the sake of children and future generations take the essential action that this worsening emergency demands. Children need you to step up to protect them and future generations, and they need you to do it now.
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