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Intent: That Dublin City Councillors vote in favour of the motion to make housing a human right.
Details: Emails were sent to Dublin City Councillors asking that they they vote in favour of the motion to make housing a human right.
Intent: To achieve priority access to Local Authority Housing Allocation for survivors of Industrial schools and reformatories.
Details: Local Authority Housing Allocation
Intent: To encourage consideration of the proposed public lido as part of the decision-making process regarding the future use and development of George’s Dock, including through the public consultation and subsequent Dublin City Council deliberations.
Details: Correspondence with elected members of Dublin City Council and senior officials in relation to the public consultation and decision-making process regarding the future use and development of George’s Dock. Engagement included discussion of the consultation framework, encouragement of consideration o, ...
Intent: (1) To highlight how Lyft Urban Solutions could support bike sharing in Dublin (2) To secure a meeting to discuss the same (3) To secure attendance at a demonstration showcasing how Lyft's bikes operate
Details: Correspondence to discuss how Lyft Urban Solutions could support bike sharing in Dublin
Intent: The lobbying message aims to secure increased government funding for Scouting Ireland in Budget 2026. It highlights the organisation’s strong social impact through youth development and volunteerism, while noting that chronic underfunding limits access for thousands of young people. It calls for fairer state support, investment to reduce waiting lists, and stronger prioritisation of youth work.
Details: Request for Support: Youth Work Funding in Budget 2026
Intent: Restoration of places that had been cut as a result of the capping
Details: Briefing for TDs and Councillors regarding cap placed on the number of student places allocated to NLN College East
Intent: Quarterly public reports on youth homelessness data across 18 local authorities. They were also encouraged to raise the issue within their Housing Strategic Policy Committees,submit questions on current data practices, and advocate for improved data and a successor youth homelessness strategy within their political parties. The aim is to support cross-party efforts toward ending homelessness by 2030 and to drive tangible improvements in local data collection and consultation
Details: To improve policy, prevention, and data collection re: youth housing
Intent: Review and implementation of suitable traffic calming measures on the Donnybrook end of Anglesea road
Details: On behalf of the Residents Association I approached Dermot Lacey, Councillor of the Pembroke Ward, to request his assistance in getting traffic calming measures implemented on the Donnybrook end of Anglesea road
Intent: An increased understanding of the extent of youth homelessness across local authorities and to provide quarterly publicly available reports on the number of young people aged 18-24 that present for support due to homelessness including numbers assessed as homeless under section 2 of Housing Act 1988, numbers allocated emergency accommodation, numbers not allocated emergency accommodation and reasons why and the numbers not regards as homeless.
Details: Seeking a change in policy, prevention and data collection in regard to youth homelessness, for an increased understanding of the extent of youth homelessness across 18 local authorities.
Intent: Consultation with Synge Street school community, including parents, teachers and students::Pause of plans in order to implement a fair consultation and decision-making process
Details: Decision to transition Synge Street CBS to a Gaelcholáiste
