The Union of Students in Ireland
Intent: Get TDs to attend our lobby day
Details: Lobby day email
Intent: Get TDs to attend our lobby day
Details: Lobby day email
Intent: To discuss the how the development of football in Ireland could be included in the Labour Party manifesto and programme of government if successful in the General Election.
Details: Meeting with the Labour Party
Intent: Commitment to a public model of childcare.
Details: Public Childcare
Intent: Seeking amendments to the Social Welfare Bill specifically to bring forward the increase in the Carers Allowance income disregard announced in Budget 2025 from July 2025 to Jan 2025.::Quarterly bilateral meeting with officials in the Dept Social Protection – CV Pillar
Details: Social protection/ Social Welfare Bill
Intent: Commitments from candidates and parties that Disability matters will be prioritised in the next Programme for Government
Details: Rehab's Election Manifesto sent to Political Parties and Candidates in upcoming General Election and participation in NDSA Election Hustings
Intent: Support for Rehab's priorities in our Pre-Budget Submission to address: Cost of DisabilityHousing and Independent Living Health and Mental Health Transport Employment activation Training and Education Assistive Technology Social care Funding and Reform of Disability Services
Details: Rehab's Pre Budget Submission
Intent: Signatures on a statement of support for Baha'i women in Iran
Details: We emailed the 220 public representatives - TDs and Senators - to ask them to sign a statement - 'Join UN Rapporteurs to help protect Baha'i Women in Iran.'
Intent: Decision to be made by Government regarding Waterford Airport runway extension business case before the current Dáil is dissolved in the upcoming General Election.::Minister Lawless to visit Waterford and its airport and consult with the stakeholders before making further comments on this issue.
Details: Response to Dáil comments by Minister James Lawless on Waterford Airport runway extension business case
Intent: Advice on election manifesto and support for international humanitarian law and overseas development assistance
Details: Requests for meetings to discuss forthcoming election, international humanitarian law and foreign affairs policy
Intent: To secure: 1 opposition to the Planning and Development Bill, 2023, during the guillotined debate on Wed Oct 9th; 2 Rejection of the 626 amendments made in the Seanad to this Dáil Bill, with reference to Article 23 of the Constitution and Dáil Standing Order 228; 3. to secure a call for the deletion of Part 9 of the bill, and the maintenance of the status quo on the rules on Judicial Review. 4. to secure a call for a complete review of the Bill’s compliance with the Aarhus Convention;
Details: Planning and Development Bill 2023