Jennifer Murnane O'Connor

To expedite the Programme for Government commitment to roll out free contraception to all women starting with women under 25 years

Seeking support for Fórsa's campaign to alter the minimum qualifications for a professional SNA grade in education.

Review of the apparent anomaly in the treatment of disabled artists in receipt of disability payments compared to disabled academics who can receive publicly funded scholarships or grants without impacting their entitlements since the recent introduction of Catherine’s…

Increase public investment in Early Years to improve pay and conditions

Increase in awareness and funding for immunisation in Ireland::The addition of varicella to the childhood immunisation schedule in Ireland

To encourage politicians to take steps to resolve the issue before it has a negative impact on the Irish horticultural sector.

To build awareness of Oireachtas members on the lived experience of dyslexia and the need for: (1) accurate, timely identification and support which can be equitably accessed (2) a more developed continuum of support for students with dyslexia (3) mandatory training of all…

to gain support in lookingfor a review of Part M of the Building Regulations and increased delivery of wheelchair liveable houses for disabled people

To bring to light the difficulties faces by migrant communities accessing healthcare services in Ireland and to make recommendations regarding reversing structural barriers.

Increased levels of Housing are a priority, we have a number of units across the town and county where above unit accommodation remains vacant and not usable, the costs and barriers to converting this are blocking progress::As Carlow will soon become a University town, already…

Discuss the annual shortfall in funding that is impacting on the Carlow County Council, its resourcing and ability to deliver on services

Important to see this programme move forward, too much vacancy in Carlow that needs to be addressed::Measures to support the rejuvenation of towns and also to encourage more vacant units to be returned to use, presently the works needed in most cases are not cost effective

Carlow 2040 is key to the rejuvenation of the town and county, we would like to see progress moving along at a stronger pace, it is important that the investment in our town and county happens::The Minister has been supportive of the Carlow 2040 plan and the funding allocated is…

Raise concerns about elements of the core funding

The RIAI 2030 Climate Challenge asks architects to commit to four key targets: • Reduce operational energy demand by as far as possible, before notional offsetting • Reduce embodied carbon by at least 40%, before notional offsetting • Reduce potable water use by at least 40%…